Adopt the Kratom Consumer Protection Act, regulate nitrous oxide, and change the Uniform Controlled Substances Act

LB 230 establishes Nebraska's Kratom Consumer Protection Act, regulating kratom products sold in the state. It prohibits sales to anyone under 21, bans child-attractive packaging (like candy-shaped products), and requires detailed labeling with health warnings, alkaloid content, and serving instructions. Processors must register products with the Department of Revenue, comply with FDA food facility standards, and provide lab-certified alkaloid testing. The law directly affects kratom manufacturers, retailers, and consumers, aiming to protect public health through standardized product safety and transparency. (Note: The bill's title mentions nitrous oxide and controlled substances changes, but the provided text focuses solely on kratom regulations.)