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§ 44-1-105. Regulation of kratom - prohibited acts - definition - rules.

(1) As used in this section, unless the context otherwise requires, "kratom product" means any product or ingredient containing:

(a) Any part of the leaf of the mitragyna speciosa plant if the plant contains the alkaloid mitragynine or 7-hydroxymitragynine; or

(b) A synthetic material that contains the alkaloid mitragynine or 7-hydroxymitragynine.

(2) Repealed.

(3) Effective July 1, 2024, a person shall not:

(a) Knowingly prepare, distribute, advertise, sell, or offer to sell a kratom product that is adulterated with fentanyl or any other controlled substance listed in part 2 of article 18 of title 18;

(b) Sell a kratom product that does not have a label that clearly sets forth:

(I) The identity and address of the manufacturer; and

(II) The full list of ingredients in the kratom product;

(c) Knowingly prepare, distribute, advertise, sell, or offer to sell a kratom product to a person under twenty-one years of age; or

(d) Display or store kratom products in a retail location in a manner that will allow the products to be accessed by individuals under twenty-one years of age.

(4) The executive director may promulgate rules that are necessary for the enforcement of subsection (3) of this section.

Source: L. 2022: Entire section added, (SB 22-120), ch. 251, p. 1838, § 2, effective August 10.

Editor's note: Subsection (2)(c) provided for the repeal of subsection (2), effective July 1, 2023. (See L. 2022, p. 1838.)

Cross references: For the legislative declaration in SB 22-120, see section 1 of chapter 251, Session Laws of Colorado 2022.

ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO REGULATION

ARTICLE 3

Alcohol Beverages

PART 1

GENERAL PROVISIONS

44-3-101. Short title.

44-3-102. Legislative declaration.

44-3-103. Definitions.

44-3-104. Wine shipments - permits.

44-3-105. Local option.

44-3-106. Exemptions.

44-3-107. Permitted acts - auctions at special events - definition.

44-3-108. Substance use disorders - recovery - retail liquor sales - stakeholder group - rules - repeal. (Repealed)

PART 2

STATE LICENSING AUTHORITY - DUTIES

44-3-201. State licensing authority - creation.

44-3-202. Duties of state licensing authority - feasibility study - rules - repeal.

44-3-203. Performance of duties.

PART 3

STATE AND LOCAL LICENSING

44-3-301. Licensing in general - rules - tastings - promotional association - educational classes.

44-3-302. License renewal - rules.

44-3-303. Transfer of ownership and temporary permits.

44-3-304. State licensing authority - application and issuance procedures - definitions - rules.

44-3-305. Denial of application.

44-3-306. Inactive licenses.

44-3-307. Persons prohibited as licensees - definition.

44-3-308. Unlawful financial assistance.

44-3-309. Local licensing authority - applications - optional premises licenses.

44-3-310. Optional premises license - local option.

44-3-311. Public notice - posting and publication - definition.

44-3-312. Results of investigation - decision of authorities.

44-3-313. Restrictions for applications for new license.

PART 4

CLASSES OF LICENSES AND PERMITS

44-3-401. Classes of licenses and permits - rules.

44-3-402. Manufacturer's license - rules.

44-3-403. Limited winery license - rules.

44-3-404. Festival permit - rules.

44-3-405. Importer's license.

44-3-406. Nonresident manufacturers and importers of malt liquor.

44-3-407. Wholesaler's license - discrimination in wholesale sales prohibited - rules.

44-3-408. Termination of wholesalers - remedies - definitions.

44-3-409. Retail liquor store license - rules - definitions.

44-3-410. Liquor-licensed drugstore license - multiple licenses permitted - license renewals - independent pharmacies - requirements - rules.

44-3-411. Beer and wine license.

44-3-412. Bed and breakfast permit.

44-3-413. Hotel and restaurant license - definitions - rules.

44-3-414. Tavern license.

44-3-415. Optional premises license.

44-3-416. Retail gaming tavern license.

44-3-417. Brew pub license - definitions.

44-3-418. Club license - legislative declaration.

44-3-419. Arts license - definition.

44-3-420. Racetrack license.

44-3-421. Public transportation system license.

44-3-422. Vintner's restaurant license.

44-3-423. Removal of vinous liquor from licensed premises.

44-3-424. Retail establishment permit - definitions.

44-3-425. Wine packaging permit - limitations - rules.

44-3-426. Distillery pub license - legislative declaration - definition.

44-3-427. Liquor-licensed drugstore manager's permit.

44-3-428. Entertainment facility license.

44-3-429. Purchasing alcohol from a surrendered license of common ownership - definition.

44-3-430. Alcohol beverage shipper license for wine direct shipping - rules - notice to revisor of statutes.

44-3-431. Catering license - permitted events - private events - fees - rules - notice to revisor of statutes.

44-3-432. Lodging facility license - rules.

PART 5

LICENSE FEES AND EXCISE TAXES

44-3-501. State fees - rules.

44-3-502. Fees and taxes - allocation.

44-3-503. Excise tax - records - rules - definition - repeal.

44-3-504. Lien to secure payment of taxes - exemptions - recovery.

44-3-505. Local license fees.

PART 6

DISCIPLINARY ACTIONS

44-3-601. Suspension - revocation - annual renewal - fines - investigative fees - rules.

PART 7

INSPECTION OF BOOKS AND RECORDS

44-3-701. Inspection procedures.

PART 8

JUDICIAL REVIEW AND CIVIL LIABILITY

44-3-801. Civil liability - legislative declaration - definitions.

44-3-802. Judicial review.

PART 9

UNLAWFUL ACTS - ENFORCEMENT

44-3-901. Unlawful acts - exceptions - definitions.

44-3-902. Testing for intoxication by law enforcement officers - when prohibited.

44-3-903. Alcohol-without-liquid devices - legislative declaration - definition - unlawful acts.

44-3-904. Violations - penalties.

44-3-905. Duties of inspectors and police officers.

44-3-906. Warrants - searches and seizures.

44-3-907. Return on warrant - sale of liquor seized.

44-3-908. Loss of property rights.

44-3-909. Colorado state fair - common consumption area - national western center - consumption on premises.

44-3-910. Common consumption areas.

44-3-911. Takeout and delivery of alcohol beverages - permit - on-premises consumption licenses - requirements and limitations - rules - definition.

44-3-912. Communal outdoor dining areas - permit required - rules.

PART 10

RESPONSIBLE ALCOHOL BEVERAGE VENDOR ACT

44-3-1001. Short title.

44-3-1002. Responsible vendors - standards.

PART 1

GENERAL PROVISIONS

Source: official Colorado text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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