Which agents are classified as military munitions?

Chemical agents are classified as military munitions because they are specifically developed or used for military purposes, particularly in warfare to harm, incapacitate, or kill opponents. This classification includes a range of substances designed to have lethal or incapacitating effects, making them integral to military operations and strategies.

On the other hand, food safety agents focus on protecting public health and ensuring the safety of food supplies, which is distinct from military applications. Prohibited substances are often defined in various regulatory frameworks but typically do not align with the military definitions of munitions. Weapon storage solutions, while crucial for the safety and security of military munitions, do not constitute munitions themselves but rather refer to methods or facilities for storing such items.