Missouri HB2894 establishes new regulations for the sale of kratom products, including purity standards and age restrictions.
Missouri HB2894 introduces the "Kratom Consumer Protection Act," setting new standards for the sale of kratom products. The bill mandates that kratom must not be adulterated with dangerous nonkratom substances, including synthetic alkaloids or any substance listed in section 195.017. It also requires that kratom products contain specified levels of mitragynine and 7-hydroxymitragynine on their labels. Additionally, the sale of kratom to individuals under twenty-one years of age is prohibited. Violations of these provisions can result in fines and private lawsuits for damages.
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