Florida state law requires manufacturers to provide warning labels about potential defects in their products. These warning labels are called” Warning labels,” “Caution labels,” or “hibitors,” “warnings,” or “dangers.” Each of these terms has a different meaning under the laws of Florida, and the court may issue a ruling in favor of a plaintiff based upon the type of negligence on the part of the manufacturer if the manufacturer fails to provide adequate warning labels. If the court concludes that there was negligence on the part of the manufacturer, the court may order the recalled product to be removed from sale and any other appropriate remedy awarded.