Article 2 - State License Requirements and Regulations for Manufacture, Distribution, and Sale

Article 2 - State License Requirements and Regulations for Manufacture, Distribution, and Sale

§ 3-5-20. Levy and amount of state occupational license tax; application for license
§ 3-5-21. Sale, offer for sale, or possession of bottles or cans not having prescribed identification on crowns or lids; alternate identification for use on certain imported bottles or containers
§ 3-5-22. Shipment of malt beverages within or into state without license prohibited; requirement as to furnishing of labels of beverages to be shipped into state for first time
§ 3-5-23. License for manufacture of malt beverages -- Grounds and procedure for revocation generally
§ 3-5-24. License for manufacture of malt beverages -- Rights conferred; separate revocation of licenses for sale of malt beverages for resale within and outside state authorized; effect of revocation on sale within state
§ 3-5-24.1. Exception to three tier system; taxing; regulatory authority; conditions or limitations
§ 3-5-25. License for manufacture of malt beverages -- Renewal
§ 3-5-25.1. License for manufacture of malt beverages -- Bond required on application for license or renewal
§ 3-5-26. Persons to whom malt beverages may be sold by wholesale dealers
§ 3-5-27. Malt beverages acquired by retail dealers from persons other than licensed wholesale dealers declared contraband
§ 3-5-28. Delivery, receipt, and storage of malt beverages sold by wholesale dealers to retail dealers
§ 3-5-29. Brewer-wholesaler relations -- "Agreement" defined
§ 3-5-30. Brewer-wholesaler relations -- Purpose; intent; enforcement
§ 3-5-31. Brewer-wholesaler relations -- License requirement for shippers of beer; application
§ 3-5-32. Brewer-wholesaler relations -- Conflicts of interest
§ 3-5-33. Brewer-wholesaler relations -- Prohibited acts
§ 3-5-34. Brewer-wholesaler relations -- Applicability of Code Sections 3-5-29 through 3-5-33
§ 3-5-35. Declaration of policy; "brewpubs"
§ 3-5-36. "Brewpub" exception to three-tier distribution system
§ 3-5-37. "Brewpub" exception; rules and regulations
§ 3-5-38. Permits for free tasting of malt beverages during educational and promotional brewery tours; merchandising; fees for tours; selling of beverages; administration

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