Colorado lawmakers are seeking tighter controls on the manufacturing and sale of kratom, aiming to enhance consumer protection and address potential health risks. Senate Bill 25-072 proposes mandatory registration for kratom manufacturers, annual fees to fund a consumer protection fund, and limitations on the sale of synthetic kratom.
DENVER — Colorado lawmakers are seeking stricter regulations on the manufacturing and sale of kratom in the state, building upon guardrails established through a 2022 law.Kratom is an herbal substance capable of producing sedative or stimulant effects. It is legal throughout the majority of Colorado. Senate Bill 25-072 would require kratom manufacturers to obtain a registration of the product from the Department of Revenue.
“It was very emotional coming back to this beautiful city of Denver, as the last time I was here was to bring the remains of my son home.”David described Daniel as a compassionate person who loved to participate in many outdoor activities, including biking, tennis and hiking. David said his son was healthy at the time of his death.
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