Plant and soil amendment labeling requirements clarified, guaranteed analysis of soil and plant amendments modified, and applicants submitting plant and soil amendment registration required to submit a certificate of composition.

Summary

The bill adds definitions for "active ingredient" and "inert ingredient" in fertilizers and amendments, and tightens labeling rules so that product labels must list the name, weight, guarantor, purpose, use directions, and guaranteed analysis of each active ingredient. It also requires registrants to submit a certificate of composition describing inert ingredients, and permits bulk shipments to be accompanied by a printed information sheet instead of a label. The changes aim to give consumers more accurate information about amendment products.

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