Florida legislation · 2026 Regular Session
Florida S994: Florida Kratom Consumer Protection Act
Status: Failed, March 13, 2026
Requiring that finished kratom products sold to consumers at certain establishments meet certain requirements; requiring that kratom products be manufactured only by a processor who holds a certain permit issued by the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services; providing requirements for finished kratom products produced in this state and subsequently shipped or transported out of this state for sale outside of this state; providing that a processor whose kratom product contains a controlled substance or other prohibited substances is in violation of the act, etc.
What the bill says
An act relating to the Florida Kratom Consumer Protection Act; amending s. 500.92, F.S.; defining terms; revising the definition of the term "kratom product"; requiring that finished kratom products sold to consumers at certain establishments meet certain requirements; requiring that kratom products be manufactured only by a processor who holds a certain permit issued by the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services; prohibiting specified operations; prohibiting exemptions from certain requirements…
From the introduced text, December 22, 2025:
A bill to be entitled An act relating to the Florida Kratom Consumer Protection Act; amending s. 500.92, F.S.; defining terms; revising the definition of the term "kratom product"; requiring that finished kratom products sold to consumers at certain establishments meet certain requirements; requiring that kratom products be manufactured only by a processor who holds a certain permit issued by the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services; prohibiting specified operations; prohibiting exemptions from certain requirements; requiring certain processors to be properly registered with the United States Food and Drug Administration; requiring processors to comply with certain regulations; requiring processors to maintain product liability insurance with a specified occurrence limit; requiring processors of a finished kratom product to retain and submit a certificate of analysis from an accredited laboratory to the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services for each batch of finished kratom product; specifying requirements for such laboratory; prohibiting processors from having any financial or economic interest in such laboratory or the body accrediting such laboratory; requiring processors to maintain their certificates of analysis for a specified amount of time after the finished kratom product's expiration date; requiring that the certificate of analysis demonstrate that the finished kratom product is in compliance with statutory and rule concentration limits for specified substances; requiring that certain finished kratom products comply with product …