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Premiers' alcohol deal may add red tape for B.C. wine
The agreement would add B.C. Liquor Distribution Branch oversight and an out-of-province authorization, which critics say could raise costs for some wineries.
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Premiers' alcohol deal may add red tape for B.C. wine
Some business groups praised last month's announcement by Canadian premiers that they agreed to put in place structures to allow direct-to-consumer (DTC) alcohol shipments. Some B.C. winery owners and industry observers, however, say they were largely unimpressed. The Greater Vancouver Board of Trad...
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