Just in via The American Kratom Association:
| “Help Remove a State Kratom Ban: Message Rhode Island Officials You can help Pass the Kratom Consumer Protection Act and Remove Consumer Criminalization. Email RI House Committee Members before KCPA Hearing this Wednesday 4/5 at 4pm. We really need advocates to also attend the hearing. Anti-kratom groups will be there and are messaging officials so we need a great turnout!Everyone can message officials, and if you can attend the hearing on Wednesday April 5th at 4pm, please sign-up on the site as well: Protectkratom.org/rhode-islandMessage Officials “ |
| Help Remove a State Kratom Ban: Message Rhode Island Officials |
| “Message Tennessee Officials before Hearing CONTACT TENNESSEE SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE MEMBERS TODAY: Complete the form at Protectkratom.org/tenn to email them and ask they support the Tennessee Kratom Consumer Protection Act. This is your chance to make a difference for Tennessee kratom consumers! Message Tennessee Comm. MembersLocal Ban Proposal in Louisiana Urgent: potential ban in East Feliciana ParishEast Feliciana will have a Public Hearing on a potential kratom ban Monday 4/3 at 5:30pm. The AKA legislative team is attending in person. All Louisiana residents and especially those in the Parish of East Feliciana, Louisiana are strongly encouraged to attend and contact the Parish to share your kratom story. Monday April 3rd at 5:30 PM East Feliciana Public Health 12080 Marston St. Clinton, LA Contact the Parish:Parishsecretary@efparish.org – Help in LA “  |
| Message Tennessee Officials before Hearing |
| “Georgia Update In Georgia, the AKA and kratom advocates defeated the proposed ban on kratom that was promoted by trial lawyers who have the single objective of destroying the kratom industry.Despite extensive negotiations that converted the ban to a strengthened kratom consumer protection act, there are significant penalties in that legislation that has made some Georgia legislators extremely uncomfortable. HB 181 was tabled and will be reconsidered in the next session of the Legislature that convenes in January 2024.The AKA opposes criminalization of kratom consumers; opposes unfair and onerous criminal penalties that reduces competition and restricts consumer access to kratom products; and we support appropriate regulations on procssing of pure kratom products, with appropriate labeling requirements. Help in GA by Participating in Testimonial Photos & Filming “ |
| Georgia Update |
