The Legality of Kratom: What You Need to Know

Kratom, a plant from Southeast Asia, is gaining global attention. However, its legal status varies significantly across different countries. In this blog post, we take a closer look at the current legal situation of Kratom in Germany and other EU countries and explain why our Kratom syrup is not sold as a food, dietary supplement, or medication.

The Legal Status in Germany

In Germany, the trade of Kratom is not uniformly regulated. The sale of Kratom as a research substance or collectible item is legal as long as it is not marketed as a food, dietary supplement, or medication. German authorities classify Kratom as a "novel food," requiring regulatory approval for its sale in this category. Therefore, we explicitly do not offer our product for consumption.

The Situation in Other EU Countries

Legislation regarding Kratom also varies within the EU. Some countries, such as Sweden and Denmark, have completely banned Kratom, while in other nations, it can be sold under certain conditions. It is crucial to check local laws and regulations before purchasing Kratom, as compliance with legal requirements is the responsibility of the buyer.

Why We Do Not Sell Our Kratom Syrup as a Food, Supplement, or Medication

To comply with legal regulations in Germany and the EU, we market our Kratom syrup exclusively as a research substance and collectible item. Our carefully processed Kratom extracts are presented in a syrup format for easy handling but are not intended for consumption.

Conclusion

The legal status of Kratom is complex and varies from country to country. While Kratom is legally available in some EU states, it is strictly regulated or banned in others. We strongly advise our customers to familiarize themselves with the applicable regulations in their respective countries. By correctly classifying our Kratom syrup as a research substance and collectible item, we ensure that our products comply with legal requirements.

Legal Disclaimer

This blog post is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. We do not guarantee the accuracy, completeness, or timeliness of the information provided. Our product is not intended for consumption, and this post should not be interpreted as an encouragement to use or ingest Kratom. Each buyer is responsible for verifying the legal regulations in their country.

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