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Colorado KCPA Tightens

Most provisions of the Daniel Bregger Act (SB25-072), signed in May 2025, take effect August 12, 2026: 21+ sales, a prohibition on synthesized and semi-synthesized kratom alkaloids, a cap holding 7-OH to no more than 2 percent of the alkaloid fraction, FDA food-facility registration for processors, and detailed labeling rules, with violations treated as deceptive trade practices.

Colorado Effective August 12, 2026 KCPA Tightens
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Age Restriction, Labeling
Most provisions of the Daniel Bregger Act (SB25-072), signed in May 2025, take effect August 12, 2026: 21+ sales, a prohibition on synthesized and semi-synthesized kratom alkaloids, a cap holding 7-OH to no more than 2 percent of the alkaloid fraction, FDA food-facility registration for processors, and detailed labeling rules, with violations treated as deceptive trade practices. Our whole-leaf products already meet the alkaloid and labeling standards, so Colorado orders are unaffected.

Last verified 22 Aug 2026

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