Pest Control - As introduced, specifies that a manufacturer or seller of a pesticide registered with the commissioner of agriculture and with the environmental protection agency under the federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA) is not liable in a civil action related to the labeling of the pesticide, if the pesticide bore a label approved by the EPA under FIFRA at the time of sale. - Amends TCA Title 43, Chapter 8.

HB 809 shields pesticide manufacturers and sellers from civil lawsuits related to labeling, provided the pesticide had an EPA-approved label under federal law (FIFRA) at the time of sale. It specifically protects them from claims about labeling issues, including failure-to-warn lawsuits, if the label was compliant with federal requirements when sold. The protection does not apply if the pesticide was manufactured or sold in violation of state law or FIFRA. This bill amends Tennessee’s pesticide regulations (TCA Title 43, Chapter 8) to align with federal labeling standards.