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Big news! Last week, on January 19, the Michigan Liquor Control Commission issued ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 2023-01, requiring all wholesale beer and wine deliveries to retailers to be paid by electronic funds transfer (EFT). The requirement will go into effect on March 31, 2023, following a similar
Staffing issues? Tell us about it! If your business is dealing with labor shortages, increased wages, and unreliable employees, it can be daunting to try and maintain a positive customer experience because you are bogged down with time-consuming manual tasks. A recent survey of on-premises retailers asked
Alcohol businesses are required to pay for deliveries according to state regulatory laws. Payment terms typically mandate: COD (cash on delivery), meaning payment for the alcohol is made at the time of delivery or; Payments on specific dates of the month (for example, the 15th and 30th) or;
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Businesses with a Class C license will see a significant change to alcohol distribution laws starting January 1, 2023. Iowa’s Senate Bill 2374 will allow bars, restaurants, and other establishments with a Class C license to purchase up to five cases of either beer or RTD cocktails from
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