TN SB2372

Criminalizes adulterating food, beverages, or pharmaceutical products with intent to cause involuntary intoxication (Class D felony), bodily injury (Class C felony), or serious bodily injury/death (Class B felony), effective July 1, 2026

Requires all establishments licensed to serve alcohol for on-premises consumption to maintain commission-approved drink drug testing devices available to customers upon request

Testing devices must detect at least 10 controlled substances and 2 date rape drugs, provide results in under 5 minutes, and be manufactured in the United States

Licensees must post conspicuous notices about device availability, provide devices free or at cost, ensure devices are not expired, and are shielded from liability for defective or inaccurate test results

Tennessee Alcoholic Beverage Commission and Tennessee Bureau of Investigation will approve devices and may require testing for additional substances