HB719

Hawaii HB719 prohibits the sale of new animal fur products to decrease demand and promote animal welfare.

Hawaii HB719 amends the state statutes to prohibit the sale of new animal fur products, aiming to reduce demand, public health risks, and environmental burdens. The bill defines "fur product" and outlines exceptions, including used fur products, those used in traditional rights, and activities authorized by federal law. Violations carry a civil penalty of up to $1,000. The Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs may adopt rules to enforce the provisions.