Kratom Consumer Protection Act; create.

HB 1464, the "Kratom Consumer Protection Act," would regulate kratom products in Mississippi by requiring sellers (retailers, manufacturers, wholesalers) to register products with the Department of Revenue and comply with specific safety standards. The bill mandates clear labeling with ingredient lists, total alkaloid content (max 3.5%), age restrictions (no sales to under 21), and warnings about potential habit-forming effects. It bans products containing synthetic alkaloids, controlled substances, or unsafe contaminants, and requires adverse event reports to health authorities. This law would directly affect all businesses selling kratom products as food or supplements in the state.