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| Manufacturing & Wholesale , Wholesale and Trade Relationships
New York’s tied-house laws generally prevent a manufacturer or wholesaler from holding a direct or indirect interest in a retail...
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A business importing alcoholic beverages, selling them to licensed New York retailers, or holding distribution rights for a brand may...
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New York regulates commercial cider and mead production through specific manufacturer classes, including ordinary cider producers, farm cideries, mead producers...
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Manufacturing distilled spirits in New York requires the proper State Liquor Authority (SLA) distiller or rectifier authorization and a corresponding...
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Producing wine for commercial sale in New York generally requires the appropriate State Liquor Authority (SLA) manufacturer license plus applicable...
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A New York business producing beer for commercial resale generally needs an appropriate New York State Liquor Authority (SLA) manufacturer...
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New York courts can review certain final State Liquor Authority (SLA) licensing and disciplinary determinations in a CPLR Article 78...
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When the New York State Liquor Authority (SLA) disapproves a liquor license application, its published guidance identifies two administrative routes:...
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