New Jersey A4101 mandates retailers to secure bath salts by locking them up or placing them behind a counter, accessible only to employees.
New Jersey A4101 requires retailers to limit consumer access to bath salts by keeping them in locked display cases or behind counters, accessible only to employees. Bath salts are defined as crystalline or flaked substances used to perfume or soften bathwater. A first violation of this requirement results in a written warning, while subsequent violations are considered unlawful practices under the consumer fraud act, subject to penalties including monetary fines, punitive damages, and cease and desist orders from the Attorney General.
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