New York enacts the state kratom consumer protection act, regulating kratom sales and requiring labeling and registration.
The New York state kratom consumer protection act establishes regulations for the sale of kratom products. It mandates that kratom products must be registered with the Department of Health and include specific labeling information. The act prohibits the sale of unregistered kratom products and imposes fines for violations. It also imposes an excise tax on kratom and kratom products sold by retailers, with the tax burden falling on the consumer. The act defines terms such as "kratom," "kratom product," and "kratom processor," and sets limitations on the sale of certain kratom products.
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