(1) A supplier shall provide consumers with the relevant information —
(a) to assess the risks inherent in goods or where such risks are not immediately obvious without adequate warning; and
(b) to take precautions against those risks.
(2) A supplier shall adopt measures to enable the consumer to —
(a) be informed of the risks which the goods might pose; and
(b) take appropriate action to avoid such risks by warning the consumer as to the risks.
(3) The measures referred to under subsection (2) include, except where it is not reasonable to do so, an indication by means of the product or its packaging of —
(a) the name and address of the producer; and
(b) the product reference or where applicable the batch of products to which it belongs.
(4) A supplier shall, within the limits of his or her business, monitor the safety of such goods.