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May 25, 2021
The food and beverage industry has been rocked by the pandemic. We recently heard from restaurants and breweries about their outlook as Americans continue to get vaccinated and states chip away at restrictions.
Now weâre hearing from distillers. Some say temporary loosened restrictions saved their businesses, but itâs going to be a long and slow recovery as tasting rooms reopen and states consider approving permanent laws that could benefit distilleries.
Do you operate or work in a distillery? What has been your experience over the last year and what do you think the future holds for the industry? Tell us your thoughts by commenting below or call 866-893-5722.Â
A trade group for the state’s liquor stores made a last-minute push on Monday to lobby against including an extension of the pandemic-era “cocktails to go” law in the state budget.
Whitmer signs drinks to-go into law, tax drop on to-go cocktails Posted By Scott McClallen, The Center Square on Tue, May 25, 2021 at 3:17 PM click to enlarge State of Michigan Gov. Whitmer signing bills, which will make it easier for distillers and retailers to distribute and sell mixed spirit drinks. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed several bills into law Monday aimed to ease the distribution of mixed spirit drinks. This is a great example of bipartisan legislation that will create jobs and help our small businesses grow, and shows what we can do when we work together, Whitmer said in a statement. “Distillers are a growing industry in Michigan, and these bills make it easier for distillers to distribute their products. T
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