Kratom Consumer Protection Act; create.

HB 1076, the Kratom Consumer Protection Act, would establish regulations for kratom products sold in Mississippi. It requires vendors to register each product with the Department of Revenue, label items with specific details (including total alkaloid content, age restrictions, and safety warnings), and prohibits sales of products containing synthetic compounds, excessive 7-hydroxymitragynine, or contaminants. The bill also mandates adverse event reporting to the Department of Revenue and the FDA for registered products. These rules would directly affect businesses selling kratom (including stores, restaurants, and online vendors) and aim to ensure product safety through standardized labeling and testing.