The information that is typically NOT required on a chemical label includes:

• Formulas
• Non-hazardous information
• Legal disclaimers
• Environmental impact information
• Your facility's name (not required specifically on the label)

Required elements on a chemical label according to the Globally Harmonized System (GHS) and OSHA standards include:

• Product identifier (chemical name or code)
• Hazard pictograms (symbols representing hazards)
• Signal word (such as "Danger" or "Warning")
• Hazard statements (standard phrases describing hazards)
• Precautionary statements (safe handling advice)
• Supplier information (name, address, and phone number of manufacturer/importer/supplier)

Therefore, among options like a signal word, pictogram, hazard statement, and facility name, the facility's name is not required on a chemical label.