Pesticide labels meeting federal rules would limit some warning claims

A pesticide label would be treated as adequate for certain state failure-to-warn and labeling claims. This applies only to pesticides registered with Ohio’s agriculture director under this chapter or with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. The label must be approved by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency or match the latest human-health risk assessment under federal law. The protection would not apply if the EPA determined that the manufacturer knowingly withheld, hid, misrepresented, or destroyed important human-health risk information to obtain or keep label approval. The excerpt indicates the section would apply beginning at a point not shown in the supplied text.