Massachusetts S625 regulates the use of glyphosate-containing pesticides in the Commonwealth.
Massachusetts S625 governs the use of pesticides containing glyphosate, an herbicide substance, within the Commonwealth. The bill mandates that individuals must hold a valid certification, license, or permit from the appropriate department to use such pesticides. It prohibits the sale or supply of glyphosate-containing pesticides to the public without verifying the customer's certification, license, or permit. The bill also outlines conditions for the sale of glyphosate-containing pesticides to the public and sets a registration fee for businesses. The act takes effect 12 months after passage.
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