Establishes the "Missouri Kratom Consumer Protection Act"

HB 2700, the "Missouri Kratom Consumer Protection Act," establishes safety and labeling rules for kratom products sold in Missouri. It directly affects kratom sellers (like convenience stores, kava bars, and food service establishments) and manufacturers, requiring them to register with the Department of Health, provide specific product warnings (including age restrictions, dosage limits, and health advisories), and avoid child-attractive packaging. Key provisions mandate lab testing for safety (heavy metals, pesticides), $3 million product liability insurance, child-resistant packaging compliant with federal standards, and restrictions on combining kratom with other psychoactive substances like alcohol. The bill also prohibits sales to minors and requires clear labeling of kratom content and expiration dates.