Ohio SB299 regulates the sale of kratom products by food processing and retail food establishments.
Ohio SB299 amends the state's food safety code to regulate the sale of kratom products. It requires food processing establishments to register their kratom products with the director of agriculture. The bill prohibits the sale of kratom products that contain controlled substances, exceed certain alkaloid levels, or lack proper labeling. Retail food establishments must also register their kratom products and cannot sell them to individuals under 18. The director of agriculture will establish rules for registration, testing, labeling, and penalties for violations.
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