What label would be used for a product that does not present any hazard?

The appropriate label for a product that does not present any hazard is the Non-Hazardous Label. This label indicates that the substance in question does not pose any significant risk to health or safety under normal usage conditions. It serves to inform users and responders that the product can be handled without concern for harmful effects, thus simplifying safety protocols. Identifying non-hazardous materials correctly is crucial for ensuring that emergency responders can focus their resources on hazardous situations, thereby improving overall safety and efficiency in handling materials during an emergency incident.

The other labels listed do not accurately reflect the characteristics of a non-hazardous product, as the Hazardous Material Label signifies potential risks, while the Safe Product Label might suggest general safety but is not a standard term used in regulatory contexts. The Prohibited Substance Label indicates substances that are banned, which would not apply to a product deemed harmless.