Which standards require chemical manufacturers and distributors to provide information about chemical product hazards?

The Hazardous Communication Standard is the correct choice because it mandates that chemical manufacturers and distributors provide comprehensive information about the hazards of chemical products they produce or distribute. This standard ensures that employees who might be exposed to hazardous chemicals are informed of the potential dangers associated with those chemicals. It requires the creation and distribution of Safety Data Sheets (SDS) that detail the properties of the chemicals, necessary precautions, and what to do in case of an emergency. This communication is pivotal for maintaining workplace safety and aligns with the broader objectives of protecting workers' health.

Other options, while related to safety and environmental regulations, do not specifically focus on the requirement for chemical manufacturers to communicate hazard information related to their products in the same way as the Hazardous Communication Standard does.