:::(a) The source qualifies for WP:RS. No editor has challenged it. 
 :::(b)It reads 
 :::*According to David Ben Harosh, Head of the Technological Development Department of the Israel Police, which spearheaded the Skunk project, the liquid is even safe for drinking; yet, the safety data sheet clearly states: “Do not swallow.” 'Crowd Control Weapons in the Occupied Palestinian Territories,' April 2014 p.25 
 :::This is footnoted to Odortec Ltd,  “Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS),” Skunk-skunk.com, 9 September 2008. 
 :::You are therefore utterly confused. It does not speak of a 'label'. It speaks of the manufacturer's own data sheet, and cites it.  
 :::I wrote: 
 :::Contrary to the reported remarks of David Ben Harosh, the product's safety sheet contains a warning not to swallow the liquid 
 :::You edited out part of this: 
 :::'Contrary to the reported remarks of David Ben Harosh]  
 :::My edit correctly paraphrased what the source said 
 :::According to David Ben Harosh, Head of the Technological Development Department of the Israel Police, which spearheaded the Skunk project, the liquid is even safe for drinking; yet, the safety data sheet clearly states: “Do not swallow.” '''[http://whoprofits.org/sites/default/files/weapons_report-8.pdf 'Crowd Control Weapons in the Occupied Palestinian Territories,' April 2014 p.25 
 :::Your edit cancels out what the RS states as a contradiction between the spokesman's reported remarks, and what the firm's saqfety sheet advises, and therefore is POV pushing, on behalf of the company. Stop fucking around and wasting our time. Familiarize yourself with the rules.   

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