Niagara alcohol industry calls expansion 'good first step'
Ontario supermarkets, big-box stores, corner shops and gas stations will be able to apply for licenses for sales of beer, wine, cider, hard seltzers and ready-to-drink cocktails by 2026
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Ontario supermarkets, big-box stores, corner shops and gas stations will be able to apply for licenses for sales of beer, wine, cider, hard seltzers and ready-to-drink cocktails by 2026
“It provides our local consumers with an opportunity to get better access to products and we think it is a good opportunity for companies like ours to get better access
United Niagara Beverages will also offer contract production and sales services to other independent Ontario producers in both alcohol and non alcohol segments.
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