Maryland SB820 strengthens enforcement against unauthorized consumable products, including kratom and phenibut, by authorizing seizure and forfeiture.
Maryland SB820 enhances enforcement against unauthorized consumable products, particularly kratom and phenibut, by authorizing the Alcohol, Tobacco, and Cannabis Commission's Field Enforcement Division to seize and confiscate these products. The bill defines unauthorized consumable products and outlines specific prohibitions on their sale and advertising, especially to minors. Retailers face civil penalties for violations, and the Maryland Department of Health must report changes in regulatory status of kratom products to the Commission.
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