Maryland HB1523 strengthens enforcement against unauthorized consumable products, including kratom, tianeptine, and phenibut.
Maryland HB1523 enhances enforcement and seizure procedures for unauthorized consumable products, specifically targeting kratom, tianeptine, and phenibut. The bill authorizes the Alcohol, Tobacco, and Cannabis Commission to seize, confiscate, or destroy products that are offered, advertised, or displayed for sale in the state. It prohibits retailers from advertising or marketing these products to minors and mandates that the Maryland Department of Health report changes related to these products to the Commission.
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