Last mentioned: Mar 21, 2026
Implementation Phase
Earliest possible date for new testing and labeling requirements to take effect.
Legislative Vote
Anticipated date for the full Senate vote on the regulatory package.
Public Testimony
Scheduled window for health experts and industry advocates to testify.
Senate Committee Bill
A Senate committee introduces new legislation to regulate kratom rather than pursuing a ban.
Bill Introduction
Senate committee formally introduces the kratom regulation bill.
First KCPA Passed
Utah becomes the first state to pass the Kratom Consumer Protection Act, setting a regulatory precedent.
DEA Withdrawal
In an unprecedented move, the DEA withdraws its proposal following public and congressional pressure.
DEA Ban Proposal
The DEA announces intent to place kratom into Schedule I, sparking national protest.
An Idaho Senate committee has introduced a bill to regulate the sale and distribution of kratom, marking a significant departure from previous efforts to implement a total ban. The proposed legislation focuses on consumer safety through mandatory testing, age restrictions, and standardized labeling for the botanical substance.
A Senate committee has introduced a pivotal bill aimed at establishing a regulatory framework for kratom, signaling a shift away from total prohibition. The proposed legislation focuses on consumer safety through mandatory labeling, age restrictions, and product purity standards.
A Senate committee has introduced legislation to regulate the sale and manufacturing of kratom, pivoting away from previous efforts to ban the substance. The bill establishes consumer safety standards, including age restrictions and mandatory purity testing, aligning with the national 'Kratom Consumer Protection Act' movement.