S.1310

Adds to existing law to establish provisions regarding the use of human fetal tissue in products.

Introduced·2/16/26
Introduced Text

Idaho S1310 mandates labeling for products using human fetal tissue and establishes liability for non-compliance.

Idaho S1310 adds provisions to Idaho Code regarding the use of human fetal tissue in products. It requires all products using ingredients or additives tested with human fetal tissue to include explicit labeling. The law applies to any vaccination or medical product containing fetal cells, embryonic cells, or cell lines derived from fetal or embryonic cells. Manufacturers are strictly liable for violations, while retailers are liable only if they knew about the required labeling and failed to act. The bill also outlines affirmative defenses and penalties for non-compliance.

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Where it stands

Current
Commerce and Human Resources Committee
Next
Committee decision

Sponsors

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Calendar

Mar 3

1:30 PM

Senate Commerce & Human Resources Committee

History

Feb 17

Senate

Reported Printed; referred to Commerce & Human Resources

Feb 16

Senate

Introduced; read first time; referred to JR for Printing