Iowa Restaurant Association wants to change state’s alcohol distribution law

Iowa Restaurant Association wants to change state’s alcohol distribution law

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BPC Staff | Jan 4, 2022 | 8:53 pm |

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The Iowa Restaurant Association wants to make changes to the state’s alcohol distribution laws. Restaurants statewide are only allowed to buy beer from distributors, keeping them from being able to restock on any brews at area retail stores.

KCRG-TV: The Iowa Restaurant Association wants to make changes to the state’s alcohol distribution laws. Restaurants statewide are only allowed to buy beer from distributors, keeping them from being able to restock on any brews at area retail stores. Meanwhile, liquor has to be purchased from retail locations and cannot be distributed directly to restaurants themselves. The group plans to introduce new legislation that would make beer and liquor distribution to restaurants the same as wine, which can be delivered through a distributor or purchased at a store in limited quantities.

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