Delaware HB332 amends Title 16 to regulate kratom sales and marketing, prohibiting sales to minors and requiring a report on kratom testing and.
Delaware HB332 amends Title 16 to establish the Kratom Consumer Protection Act. It defines "kratom" and "kratom product" and prohibits the sale, provision, or marketing of kratom or kratom products to minors. Marketing restrictions include the use of cartoons, superheroes, and other imagery appealing to minors. The Division of Alcohol & Tobacco Enforcement, in consultation with health and substance abuse divisions, must prepare a report on kratom testing capabilities and potential licensing requirements for retailers selling kratom products.
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