In a move to enhance consumer safety, Georgia Governor Brian Kemp has signed a new law regulating the production and sale of kratom, an increasingly popular herbal supplement. Effective July 1, the legislation mandates clear labeling of kratom products, including ingredient lists and warnings against use by minors. Additionally, the law sets strict limits on the concentration of kratom’s active compounds and bans the sale of adulterated or contaminated products.
Supporters of the law argue that these measures will protect consumers while allowing responsible adult use of kratom. The new regulations aim to address growing concerns over the safety and quality of kratom available on the market.
For more information on this legislative development, visit the AP News article.
