This bill amends Chapter 14, Title 6 of the Idaho Code by adding a new section, 6-1411, which establishes provisions regarding the satisfaction of warnings to consumers or the public concerning products used in growing food or fiber. It stipulates that a manufacturer or seller's duty to warn is presumed satisfied if a relevant Idaho or federal statute, rule, or regulation requires a warning, the authority provides a scientifically evaluated warning, and the warning is given as mandated.

Additionally, the bill outlines that this presumption can only be rebutted by demonstrating that the scientific basis for the warning is not supported by the clear weight of scientific evidence and that the manufacturer or seller was aware or should have been aware of this at the time of sale. Evidence to challenge the adequacy of the warning must be peer-reviewed, published in a recognized academic journal, replicable, and reflect reliable scientific principles. The bill declares an emergency and is set to take effect on July 1, 2025.