Minnesota SF4925 clarifies labeling requirements for soil and plant amendments, including active ingredients and composition certificates.
Minnesota SF4925 amends state statutes to clarify labeling requirements for soil and plant amendments. It defines "active ingredient" as a plant nutrient or amending ingredient in fertilizers, soil amendments, plant amendments, or beneficial substances. The bill modifies the guaranteed analysis of soil and plant amendments, requiring a certificate of composition that describes inert ingredients and beneficial substances. Labels must include product name, net weight, guarantor and registrant information, purpose, directions for use, and guaranteed analysis of active ingredients.
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