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Michigan Legislature OKs cocktails to go to help restaurants
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Read MoreDistilled Spirits Council Testifies in Support of Bill to Make Cocktails To-Go Permanent in Connecticut
During a hearing today before the Connecticut General Law Committee, the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States (DISCUS) submitted testimony in support of H.B. 6548, legislation to allow cocktails to-go […]
Read MoreMichigan Senate Passes Bill to Permanently Allow Cocktails To-Go
Michigan Senate Passes Bill to Permanently Allow Cocktails To-Go LANSING, Mich. – The Michigan Senate yesterday passed SB1163, a bill that would permanently allow the sale of cocktails to-go from […]
Read MoreVermont Governor Scott Signs Bill Lowering Taxes and Expanding Outlets for Ready-to-Drink Cocktails
Today, Vermont Governor Phil Scott (R-VT) signed HB 730 , a bill to reduce the tax rate for spirits-based ready-to-drink (RTD) products and expand outlets where they can be sold. “With this […]
Read MoreCocktails To-Go to be Reestablished in New York
Consumer- and business-friendly measure will be allowed for three years Late last night, the New York Legislature approved the negotiated budget which reestablishes the ability of New York restaurants, bars […]
Read MoreCocktails To-Go Extended in Virginia Until July 2024
Gov. Youngkin signs bills providing increased stability for Virginia’s hospitality businesses RICHMOND – This evening, Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin (R-VA) signed HB 426 and SB 254, extending cocktails to-go until […]
Read MoreCocktails To-Go Extension Signed into Law by Governor Baker
Late Friday evening, Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker signed H 4650 , a spending package that includes a one-year extension for cocktails to-go from restaurants and bars in the state. “Cocktails to-go continue […]
Read MoreMassachusetts: Cocktails To-Go Extension Sent to Governor Baker’s Desk
Late Thursday evening, the Massachusetts Legislature passed H 4650 , a spending package that includes a one-year extension for cocktails to-go from restaurants, bars and distilleries in the state. The bill now […]
Read MoreMaine Governor Signs Bill Extending Cocktails To-Go Until March 2025
Today, Governor Janet Mills (D-Maine) signed LD 1751 , legislation extending cocktails to-go in Maine until March 30, 2025 to provide increased stability for hospitality businesses still struggling to cope with the […]
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