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FL S1418
Bill
AI Summary
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Prohibits manufacturers from using animal testing as part of the cosmetics manufacturing process in Florida and from selling, holding, or offering for sale cosmetics that have been tested on animals
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Exceptions apply when animal testing is required by federal law, conducted to comply with foreign regulatory requirements, or conducted for non-cosmetic purposes where data is not used to evaluate cosmetic safety
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Cosmetic manufacturer permit holders must submit annual written documentation by January 31 verifying compliance and consent to annual inspections by the Department of Business and Professional Regulation
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Violations constitute a second-degree misdemeanor and carry an administrative penalty of $5,000 per day the violation continues, with penalties deposited into the Professional Regulation Trust Fund
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Removes the permit exemption for manufacturers with annual gross sales of $25,000 or less if they use animal testing in the manufacturing process; effective January 1, 2027
Legislative Description
Testing of Cosmetics on Animals
Last Action
Introduced
1/22/2026