The bill amends section 403.7192 of the Florida Statutes to establish new definitions and regulations for battery manufacturers and marketers. It introduces definitions for "lithium battery," "medium-format battery," "portable battery," and "primary battery," detailing their weight and capacity specifications. The bill prohibits cell manufacturers or marketers from selling consumer or nonconsumer products powered by these types of batteries unless specific conditions are met, such as the ability for consumers to easily remove the battery or the inclusion of proper recycling labels.

Additionally, the bill revises existing language regarding the sale of products powered by batteries, changing the requirement from "shall not" to "may not" for manufacturers or marketers. It also updates labeling requirements to include "Li" for lithium batteries alongside existing symbols for nickel-cadmium and lead batteries. The act is set to take effect on July 1, 2025.