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2010 Beverage Retailing Issues
Allow
Convenience Stores and Supermarkets to Begin Selling Wine
NYACS supports the concept of amending the Alcoholic Beverage Control
law to permit food and grocery stores to apply for a license to sell wine
for off-premise consumption, as long as there is no trade-off under which
liquor stores would be allowed to begin selling cigarettes and as long
as the change is implemented in a way that does not place convenience
stores at a disadvantage with another class of retail trade.
NYACS Letter To Governor Paterson 12/09
Examples of How the Liquor Lobby is Distorting the Facts
CSEA Endorses Wine in Food Stores Plan
May 2010 Wine Radio Spot
Reject
Beer-Gas Hours Restrictions
NYACS opposes any effort to limit or prohibit overnight sales of beer
at stores that also sell gas. Such proposals are rooted in the theory
that such sales promote drinking and driving. There is no basis for that
conclusion. NYACS also opposes further statewide restrictions on hours
when licensed retailers may sell beer and wine products for off-premises
consumption.
Bottle Bill Resources
Required Bottle Bill of Rights Sign
Required Out-of-State Redemption Warning Sign
Federal Judge's 8/13/09 Decision
Text of the Revised Bottle Bill Law
Link to DEC Bottle Bill Website
NYACS Memo Opposing NYS Ban on Sale of Alcoholic Energy Drinks
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