The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board (PLCB) today announced that it is investing more than $3.6 million in communities across the commonwealth to help prevent underage and dangerous drinking, support local prevention efforts, and build healthier, safer communities.
Canada's aluminum fabricators say their sales to the US will get wiped out as the Trump administration's latest tariff measures make their products uncompetitive south of the border.
Aluminum products are among the items the US included for 50% levies imposed on Tuesday as part of its escalating dispute with Canada following last month's breakdown in trade talks.
Read more about the impact of the tariffs are having on aluminum firms
According to a new survey on what Americans would give up for more time on Earth, booze is the first thing to go.
How many will quit alcohol to add 10 years more to their life
Assembly Member Amanda Septimo said wine and liquor sales would be a needed financial boost for struggling grocery stores and bodegas - and she'll make another legislative push next year to make that legal.
Read more about efforts to expand wine and liquor sales in New York grocery stores and bodegas.
The Independent tastes best supermarket champagne: French authorities have granted a one-off exemption allowing the alcohol content of champagne to reach up to 15 per cent following record summer heatwaves.
Read more about how climate change is affecting champagne production in France
Idaho's latest look at drug- and alcohol-related crime shows a shifting landscape over the past two decades, with drug offenses rising as alcohol offenses fall and drug or alcohol violations making up a growing share of reported crime.
Read how the data reflects the drug and alcohol related crimes in Idaho
In an innovative partnership bringing together industry professionals and law enforcement, the National Alcohol Beverage Control Association (NABCA) and the National Liquor Law Enforcement Association (NLLEA), launched its inaugural Alcohol Compliance Training (ACT) program in Vermont.
Read more about the ACT program that was held in Vermont
On Monday, the Oregon Secretary of State's office announced that officials certified the title of an initiative that would allow grocers to sell hard liquor. The proposal would be on the 2028 ballot if it moves forward.
Control states posted mixed results in July. Headwinds from four fewer selling days in Michigan and a business model change in Utah, where package agency stores transitioned from a traditional wholesale purchase model to a transfer-based model were offset by strong promotional activity in New Hampshire.
New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill signed a law Friday making cocktails to-go permanent.
The rule, which was put into place during the COVID-19 pandemic, was set to expire on Sept. 1.
Read the details regarding the new law regarding cocktails to go in New Jersey