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Category Archives: COVID-19
Calif. Bill Extending Cocktails-to-Go Until 2026 Heads to Gov.
The California Legislature passed SB 389, a bill to extend cocktails to-go until December 31, 2026, and sent it to Gov. Gavin Newsom for signature. “The COVID-19 pandemic continues to devastate California’s hospitality businesses, and it will be years before … Continue reading
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Adults Want Alcohol-to-Go to Be Permanent
Most adults in states that allow alcohol beverages with takeout and delivery orders would like to see it continued on a permanent basis. That’s the conclusion of a survey incorporated in the National Restaurant Association‘s midyear report. The study calls alcohol-to-go … Continue reading
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On-Premise Sales Flat or Easing, But Up 45% from 2020: CGA
The reason? “Consumers are moving from a post-lockdown celebratory mindset to spending patterns that are more normal and sustainable” says Matthew Crompton, CGA Client Solutions Director, Americas, who adds that the average check is smaller as Covid restrictions ease. Now … Continue reading
Texas ABC Threatens to Revoke On-Premise Licenses Over Vaccine
It’s a delicious irony that on the very day that Texas Gov. Greg Abbott disclosed he had contracted Covid, the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission said restaurants that require patrons to show proof of vaccination may lose the liquor licenses. Abbot … Continue reading
Covid Bites Again
We just received notice that the annual convention of the Society of Professional Journalists has been converted from a hybrid event to a fully virtual one. The only reason we mention this is that it is This is an early … Continue reading
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Alabama ABC Cites Covid for Supply Issues
Out-of-stocks are appearing in Alabama retail outlets, the state’s Alcoholic Beverage Control Board said. It attributed the shortage to the coronavirus as well as global supply chain problems. “Some brands and distributors are having issues getting glass. Others may have … Continue reading
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