Vermont H. 205 (2019): Classifies neonicotinoids as an “economic poison,” which has specific restrictions on the purchase, sale, use and labeling within the state.
Connecticut SB 231 (2016): Section 3 of this bill amends Section 22a-50 of the Connecticut General Statutes to classify neonicotinoids as restricted use.
Maryland SB 198/HB 211 (2016): Limits the sale of neonicotinoids to sellers who are already permitted to sell restricted use pesticides. Also, it restricts the use of neonicotinoids to state certified applicators, farmers and veterinarians. The original text of this bill included a labeling requirement for neonicotinoid products, but it was cut before the final version.
Minnesota HF 2798 (2014): Prohibits plants treated with neonics from being labeled or advertised as beneficial to pollinators.
