Shortly after receiving recommendations from the House of Representatives' Inquiry Into Food and Beverage Manufacturing, the Albanese Labor Government has announced $50,000 in additional tax relief to all eligible distillers, brewers, and winemakers.
As people swap nights out on the town for nights in on the couch, drinking culture is on the decline. According to the National Beer Wholesalers Association, just 9% of the beer sold in the U.S. in 2023 came from kegs delivered to dining and drinking establishments.
Passed by the Republican-led General Assembly and signed by former Governor Roy Cooper in 2021, social districts allow people to carry open alcoholic beverages beyond the establishments where they purchased them.
The Vinton Police Department has partnered with the Iowa Department of Revenue (IDR), Alcohol & Tax Compliance Division, to conduct underage alcohol compliance checks to reduce and deter illegal alcohol sales to minors.
SAINT PAUL, Minn. - On Tuesday, Senator Aric Putnam (DFL-St. Cloud) presented his bill in the Senate Commerce and Consumer Protection Committee, aimed at establishing a retail license option with required liquor liability insurance for third-party delivery services, such as DoorDash, Uber Eats, and Instacart.
Almost five years ago, a new law came into force in Wales making it illegal to sell alcohol for less than 50p per unit.
Cheers! Both chambers of the Mississippi legislature have approved a bill that would allow the direct shipment of wine to residents of the state.
A SPEYSIDE MP has secured a Westminster debate on the Government's support for the Scotch whisky industry, as they argue the current tax regime is costing the UK Treasury hundreds of millions in lost revenue.
Georgia craft beer industry leaders want state lawmakers to blow the dust off the nearly 100-year-old rules governing beer distribution to help breweries stay afloat.
Across the board, inflation has raised alcohol prices by roughly 15% since the start of 2020, according to federal data. There are also fears within the industry that prices could climb even higher.
In Mississippi, however, craft brewing businesses are still flowing well and owners say the key to the future is being smart in the present.