HI HB32

Prohibits manufacturing fur products for sale in Hawaii, with an exemption for fur products made exclusively from used fur products.

Prohibits the sale, offer for sale, display for sale, trade, or distribution of fur products in Hawaii, with exemptions for used fur products sold privately or through nonprofits/secondhand stores, fur required for religious practice, fur used for Native American tribal or cultural purposes, and fur authorized by federal law.

Defines "fur product" as clothing, accessories, or home decor made in whole or in part of fur, excluding dog/cat fur, leather, cowhide, lambskin/sheepskin, and taxidermied animals.

Establishes enforcement by the Department of the Attorney General with a 24-hour remediation period after a warning notice; violations subject to fines of $500 for first offense, $750 for second offense within one year, and $1,000 for subsequent offenses within one year.

Each individual fur product and each day of violation constitutes a separate offense; department may recover administrative fees and attorney's fees for enforcement actions.