The bill introduces a new section, 487.082, to the Florida Statutes, which establishes specific conditions under which products liability actions can be brought under the Florida Pesticide Law. It prohibits such actions against distributors, dealers, applicators, registrants, or agricultural employers unless they have exercised substantial control over the product's design, testing, manufacture, or labeling, altered the product in a way that caused harm, used the product inconsistently with its label, or if the manufacturer is not subject to the jurisdiction of Florida.

Additionally, the bill specifies that a products liability action based on failure to warn cannot be maintained against a manufacturer for pesticides registered with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) if the product label is approved by the EPA, aligns with the latest human health assessments, or is consistent with the EPA's carcinogenicity classification. The bill aims to clarify liability standards and protect manufacturers and distributors from lawsuits under certain conditions, with an effective date set for July 1, 2025.