SB 2372: Criminal Offenses - As enacted, makes revisions to the offense of adulteration of food, liquids, or pharmaceuticals. - Amends TCA Title 39; Title 40 and Title 57.
SB 2372 status: Introduced — Pub. Ch. 1131 (updated May 27, 2026).
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Bill summary
OfficialThe Senate is currently reviewing a bill that updates the laws against intentionally tampering with food, drinks, or medicine.
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Environment
Benefits
- No direct impact on environmental policy
Risks
- No direct impact on environmental policy
Economy
Benefits
- Strengthened consumer protection for retail products
Risks
- Potential for minor compliance adjustments in pharmaceutical and food distribution
Society
Benefits
- Increased deterrence for dangerous product tampering
- Enhanced public safety for food and medicine
Risks
- None identified
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