Texas HB227 adds substances to the Controlled Substances Act and regulates kratom products.
Texas HB227 adds certain opiates, opium derivatives, and other substances to the Texas Controlled Substances Act. The bill regulates kratom products by requiring testing and labeling before sale. It prohibits selling kratom products to individuals under 21, selling kratom products near schools, and selling kratom products for smoking. It also prohibits selling kratom products at locations that sell certain other products. The bill increases civil penalties for violations and creates criminal offenses for certain violations.
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