Where an ingredient's identity or generic name is disclosed, its proportion must also be disclosed. Where there are several, they should run from largest to smallest share by mass or volume, with non-classifying ingredients after those that drive the classification. Where the exact concentration is commercially confidential, it may be given in the ranges below 10%, 10 to under 30%, 30 to 60% or above 60%, though a narrower range should normally be used (for example 30 to 40% for an ingredient at 35%). Where possible the listed composition should total, or show, 100%, estimating the non-hazardous balance if needed.
The graph holds this control, the 0 it maps to, and the evidence behind each claim, over MCP and REST.