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Kratom Consumer Protection Act
Coverage of Kratom Consumer Protection Act in the Nexus archive.
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- Baltimore sues Kratom makers citing local ordinance
Baltimore is suing kratom manufacturers and distributors for allegedly violating the city's consumer protection ordinance through deceptive trade practices. The lawsuit targets companies like Open, LLC and Pur Botanicals LLC, accusing them of using shell companies to obscure their operations. Maryland also banned kratom sales statewide as of July 1 under its Kratom Consumer Protection Act.
- Mother, 27, ends up on life support after taking kratom for a week, family says
A 27-year-old Arizona mother, Amanda Goodsell, required life support after taking kratom for a week to alleviate leg pain. She recovered after two weeks in the hospital but will need lifelong heart medication and a defibrillator, prompting her family to warn against kratom use.