The Specialized Products Division regulates kratom products in Utah under the Kratom Consumer Protection Act (KCPA), which was established by Senate Bill 58 during the 2019 general legislative session and became effective on May 14, 2019. These legal frameworks ensure consumer protection, product safety, and proper industry oversight. Below are the primary legal documents relevant to Utah’s Kratom Program:
Statute
- Utah Kratom Consumer Protection Act (KCPA): This foundational act establishes the legal framework for kratom regulation in Utah. It outlines definitions, prohibited acts, labeling requirements, registration duties for the Department of Agriculture and Food (UDAF), and rulemaking authority.
Administrative Rules
- Rule R66-50. Kratom Retail Permit: This administrative rule, authorized by Section 4-45-107 of the KCPA, provides detailed requirements for registering a retail establishment.
- Rule R66-51. Kratom Product Registration and Labeling: This administrative rule, authorized by Section 4-45-107 of the KCPA, provides detailed requirements for registering a product for sale in the state of Utah.
- Rule R66-52. Kratom Product Testing: This administrative rule, authorized by Section 4-45-107 of the KCPA, provides detailed requirements for testing kratom products prior to being sold in the state of Utah.
Rule R70-580. Kratom Manufacturer Food Establishment Registration: Pursuant to Section 4-45-107 and Subsection 4-5-301(1), this rule establishes the requirement for a kratom manufacturer to register as a food establishment.
