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Category Archives: Alcohol Policy
Swonger Praises Introduction of Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill
Chris Swonger, president/ceo, Distilled Spirits Council of the U.S., and Responsibility.org said the measure includes provisions to stop preventable impaired driving deaths, injuries and crashes. Among its provisions, it includes provisions to establish a federal rulemaking process to implement advanced … Continue reading
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Tagged Distilled Spirits Council of the U.S., infrastructure, Responsibility.org
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Alcohol Caused 741,300 New Cancer Cases Globally in 2020: Study
Globally, an estimated 741,300 of all new cases of cancer in 2020 were attributable to alcohol consumption, according to a just-released study in The Lancet Oncology. That’s roughly 4·1% of all new cancer cases. Males accounted for 568,700 of all … Continue reading
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Tagged The Lancet Oncology
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Wine Retailers Urge High Court to Hear Challenge to DtC Ban
The National Association of Wine Retailers (NAWR) has submitted an amicus brief urging the Supreme Court of the United States to grant Certiorari to Sarasota Wine Market v Schmitt, a retailer wine shipping case brought to challenge Missouri’s ban on out-of-state retailers shipping … Continue reading
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Tagged Granholm, National Association of Wine Retailers, Sarasota Wine Market, v. Schmidt
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Spirits Groups Unite to Push DtC For Spirits
It’s an equity issue, Ryan Friesen, head distiller, Blinking Owl Distillery, Santa Ana, Calif., says. Wineries and breweries can ship direct to consumers in most states, but distilleries can’t. “We’re 10 minutes south of Disneyland,” he says, “and we get … Continue reading
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Tagged ACSA, ADI, American Craft Spirits Association, American Distilling Institute, DISCUS, Distilled Spirits Council of the U.S.
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NJ Senate Panel Backs Equalizing Tax for Spirits- and Malt-Based RTDs
It doesn’t seem fair. Spirits-based ready-to-drink products are taxed in New Jersey at a rate 46 times that of malt-based RTDs. Yesterday (6/17), the New Jersey Senate Budget & Appropriatons Committee overwhelmingly passed SB 3452, legislation to equalize the tax … Continue reading
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Tagged New Jersey, ready-to-drink
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New Bill to Tackle Multiple Substances Abuse Introduced
Distilled Spirits Council of the U.S. and its affiliate, Responsibility.org, urged passed of the just-introduced Multiple Substance Driving Prevention Act which would increase investment in technologies for detecting multiple-substance impairment and improve reporting on the phenomenon. The measure was introduced in the … Continue reading
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Tagged DISCUS, Kathleen Rice, Kyrsten Sinema, Multiple Substance Driving Prevention Act, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Responsibility.org, Shelley Moore Capito, Steve Cohen
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