Shopkeepers are being armed with breathalysers by police for the first time in Britain due to major problems with street drinking.
Groups that represent brewers, winemakers and distillers in Washington said on Monday that the Senate should use its tax reform package to enact long-discussed changes to the excise tax regime which, in the industry’s view, would help both large beverage-makers and smaller, craft operations.
The Pennsylvania House of Representatives’ Liquor Control Committee is set to vote on a measure to lift liquor licensing restrictions that have been in place since the repeal of Prohibition.
PUBS and clubs can continue to trade 24 hours a day after the State Government backed down on changes proposed to new liquor laws.
Lawmakers are considering increasing the number of liquor licenses the state issues, and auctioning them off as a way to raise revenue.
In-house lawyers at San Francisco-based Instacart Inc. have grown accustomed to navigating the legal and regulatory challenges of facilitating grocery delivery from retail partners to customers.
DES MOINES — State policymakers are toasting another year of higher alcohol sales in Iowa.
The U.S. distilled spirits market is expected to continue its long-term growth streak in 2017 with a solid 2.5% gain to a new record high of 228 million nine-liter cases, marking its 22nd consecutive annual increase.
FAIRBANKS, Alaska (AP) — The Alaska Alcohol and Marijuana Control Office will be meeting to clarify whether breweries and distilleries are allowed to host extracurricular activities.
A Carnegie Mellon University psychology professor has been awarded a $1.9 million grant to study the effects of alcohol in young adults.