The Kratom Consumer Protection Act (KCPA) is model state legislation that legalizes and regulates kratom rather than banning it, setting standards for labeling, testing, age limits, and a ban on adulterated products. It is promoted state by state as an alternative to prohibition.
KCPA laws vary in detail but commonly require accurate labeling of alkaloid content, prohibit dangerous adulterants, and set a minimum purchase age. Track which states have adopted KCPA-style rules on the Kratom Legality hub and the Legislation Tracker.
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