Is a supplier liable for failing to warn the purchaser that their product is dangerous?

relieve the supplier from liability.... The question remains whether this method gives a reasonable assurance that the information will reach those whose safety depends on their having it. (Rest.2d Torts, 388, com. n, p. 308; see Vondra v. Chevron U.S.A., Inc. (D.Neb.2009) 652 F.Supp.2d 999, 1007 [proof that an intermediary knows the product is dangerous will not always absolve the supplier of a duty to warn ultimate consumers].) In addition to warnings or sophistication of the purchaser, it must have been reasonable for the supplier to rely on the purchaser to warn others who would foreseeably encounter the hazardous product.