Missouri HB2652 establishes new rules for the sale of kratom products, including age restrictions and labeling requirements.
Missouri HB2652 introduces the "Kratom Consumer Protection Act," which sets new provisions for the sale of kratom products. The bill prohibits dealers from selling kratom to individuals under twenty-one years of age and mandates that kratom products must be labeled with the amount of mitragynine and 7-hydroxymitragynine. It also bans the sale of kratom that contains fully synthetic alkaloids or dangerous nonkratom substances. Dealers found in violation of these provisions face penalties, and aggrieved parties can seek damages through a private cause of action.
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