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Alberta liquor sector creating jobs, diversifying economy

By reducing markup and creating grant programs, the Alberta government is supporting the province’s liquor industry and helping businesses grow and thrive.
Since launching in August 2016, the Alberta Small Brewers Development Program has provided eligible small brewers with grant funding, giving recipients the flexibility to invest in their businesses, increase production capacity, launch new products, reach new markets, make important capital improvements and create jobs.

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Tighter Rules on Japanese Wine Labeling (News)

Yamagata, Jan. 20 (Jiji Press)—Some Japanese wineries are moving to change their product indications containing geographical names ahead of the planned tightening of place-of-origin rules. The new rules aim to prevent consumer misunderstandings as the reputation of domestic wines continues to rise.

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Sale of liquor without scanning of barcode to invite penal

The Delhi government has directed all alcohol vends in the city to ensure sale of liquor through scanning from next month, officials said.

The excise department has issued directives to all liquor vends in the city, warning them of strict action if alcohol is sold without scanning barcodes after February 15

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'Archaic' liquor laws in B.C. hurt consumers, whisky distributor says Whisky distributor says liquor policies in British Columbia limit selection for consumers

Eric Fergie is co-owner of Fets Whisky Kitchen in Vancouver, which is one of the society's partner bars.

He said officials from the provincial liquor branch seized 242 Scotch Malt Whisky Society bottles from his business on Thursday.