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The bill put forward by Representative Rusty Grills, a Republican from Newbern, seeks to restrict legal actions against pesticide manufacturers if a user falls ill after using their products. According to this proposal, once a product’s label has been approved by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), individuals would be barred from filing lawsuits concerning the labeling.

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