Delaware HB332 amends Title 16 to regulate kratom sales and marketing, prohibiting sales to minors and restricting marketing tactics.
Delaware HB332 amends Title 16 to establish the Kratom Consumer Protection Act. It defines "kratom" and "kratom alkaloid" and prohibits selling, providing, or marketing kratom or kratom products to minors. It outlines specific marketing restrictions, including the use of cartoons, superheroes, video game references, and other imagery or claims attractive to minors. Violators face a class B misdemeanor penalty. The bill also mandates a report on kratom testing capabilities and licensing requirements for retailers, to be submitted by January 1, 2027.
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