The bill establishes the "Kratom Consumer Protection Act," which regulates the preparation, distribution, and sale of kratom products in Kansas. It defines key terms related to kratom, including "kratom extract" and "kratom product," and outlines the responsibilities of processors and retailers. Notably, the bill prohibits the sale of adulterated or contaminated kratom products, which includes those mixed with dangerous non-kratom substances or containing excessive levels of certain alkaloids. Additionally, it mandates that kratom products must include specific labeling directions for safe use, including a warning about the lack of FDA approval for medical use.

Violations of the act can result in fines, with a first offense capped at $1,000 and subsequent offenses at $2,000. The bill also stipulates that processors cannot sell kratom products to individuals under 21 years of age. The Secretary of Agriculture is tasked with adopting rules and regulations to ensure the act's effective administration. Overall, the legislation aims to enhance consumer safety and regulate the kratom market in Kansas.