Global Kratom Coalition

This week, KQED interviewed Matthew Lowe, Global Kratom Coalition's Executive Director, for his take on California legislation around #kratom. Take a look at the full article here: https://buff.ly/3SjUFVt

Indonesia said it would start regulating the cultivation and export of kratom. Take a look at the full article to see what other stakeholders are saying: https://buff.ly/3W6g8U3 #kratom #kratomregulation

Last week Global Kratom Coalition's Executive Director, Mattew Lowe, weighed in on Rhode Island's #kratom regulations. Read the full update here:

Are you a kratom consumer or expert? Your voice matters in shaping the dialogue and understanding around #kratom. Join the conversation and share your experience here: https://lnkd.in/gzusCZS3

Attention kratom producers! The Utah 2024/2025 Product Registration deadline is approaching. You must submit your kratom product registration (renewal or first time) by June 30th, 2024. Follow the link, and click on “registering products”: https://buff.ly/4ciSwkv

"Kratom might be the most popular herbal product you’ve never heard of." See what National Geographic thinks in their exploration of #kratom:

Check out Natural Products Insider's article on the influx of synthetic or concentrated 7-OH products and the threat they pose to the legitimate kratom market. Let's raise awareness and regulation around 7-OH products, read the full article here: https://buff.ly/4b6pF1p #kratomadvocacy #kratomregulation

Fact: True kratom products are not drugs and are sold in the United States as either a food or dietary supplement. An estimated 15 million people in the United States use kratom. Learn more facts about Kratom at: https://buff.ly/3IxQArf

Leaf Kratom Product is any product that includes dried and ground leaf material from the plant, Mitragyna speciosa, manufactured as a powder, capsule, tablet, liquid, or other edible form. Learn more about all types of kratom products and more at https://buff.ly/48xsnvB. #leafkratom #themoreyouknow #kratom

Leading kratom scientists published a statement on the proliferation of 7-OH and mitragynine pseudoindoxyl products in the US. Importantly they state that: “Such products should not be scientifically considered or commercially categorized as kratom or as a kratom product. Companies making claims that such products are “kratom products” should not be considered to be making credible or factual claims. Instead, any such product is subject to the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) process for drug approval as established in the Food, Drugs, and Cosmetic Act.” Read the full statement here: https://buff.ly/3XiFyyA