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Secondary Containers | Environmental Health, Safety and Emergency ... When you transfer a chemical from its original container to another container, the container you transfer it into is called a "secondary container." When Do Secondary Containers Have to Be Labeled? Except for a few cases, secondary containers must be labeled. IF IN DOUBT, LABEL IT! One common case where you do not have to label a secondary container is if the container is portable and will be used immediately by the person who transferred the chemical into that container. Secondary Containers and Service Containers for Pesticides Secondary containers and service containers are often used by pesticide applicators when they are applying a pesticide. EPA does not require secondary containers or service containers to be labeled or to meet particular construction standards. However, for both types of containers, the applicator is responsible for following the requirements on ... Primary and secondary...