FL H0910

Prohibits manufacturing or selling bedding made wholly or partly from secondhand materials unless sanitized, germicidally treated, or cleaned using a Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services-approved method.

Requires all bedding containing secondhand materials to bear a clear red label (at least 2 inches by 4 inches) stating "SECONDHAND MATERIAL" with details on material type, amount, sanitization method, and processing date.

Mandates that bedding renovators, sanitizers, and sellers of renovated bedding obtain an initial permit and renew annually from the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, with fees not exceeding $500.

Authorizes the Department to conduct random inspections and product tests, and allows enforcement authorities to embargo, remove, recall, condemn, or destroy non-compliant bedding.

Establishes criminal penalties of a second-degree misdemeanor for knowingly selling secondhand bedding that is not properly labeled or has not been sanitized according to the act; administrative penalties up to $500 per violation also apply.