The bill amends various sections of Florida Statutes to address the regulation of foods containing vaccines or vaccine materials. It introduces a new definition for "vaccine or vaccine material," which refers to substances authorized by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration intended to stimulate immunity against diseases. The bill also revises the definition of "drug" to include food that contains a vaccine or vaccine material. Additionally, it establishes that a drug or food will be deemed misbranded if it does not include specific labeling information indicating the presence of a vaccine or vaccine material.

Furthermore, the bill updates cross-references in sections related to permits for prescription drug manufacturers and distributors, ensuring consistency with the new definitions and labeling requirements. It mandates that any food containing a vaccine or vaccine material must clearly state this on its label, along with a classification as a drug under the Florida Drug and Cosmetic Act. The act is set to take effect on July 1, 2025.