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New Hampshire Bill Died

Senate Bill 557, which a House working group had narrowed to reach only kratom above 1,000 parts per million of 7-OH, died at the close of the 2026 session.

New Hampshire Session ended June 2026 Bill Died

Level: State
State: New Hampshire
Action date: Not recorded
Effective date: None stated or not yet known

Senate Bill 557, which a House working group had narrowed to reach only kratom above 1,000 parts per million of 7-OH, died at the close of the 2026 session. The House returned the bill with unrelated amendments, the Senate rejected them, and neither chamber requested a conference committee. No statewide restriction was enacted, so plain leaf remains legal for adults 18 and over; a potency-cap bill is expected to return next session. Franklin's local ban remains the only New Hampshire restriction.

Last verified 22 Aug 2026

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New Hampshire Bill Died

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