Delaware HB98 amends laws on alcohol and marijuana, including licensing, sales, and manufacturing regulations.
Delaware HB98 amends Title 4 and Title 16 of the Delaware Code concerning alcohol and marijuana. It limits the number of retail package store licenses one person can hold to maintain control over alcohol distribution. It also regulates the sale of alcoholic liquors and infused beverages, including restrictions on sales to certain persons and times. The bill defines terms like "infused beverage" and "THC," and sets standards for manufacturing and labeling. It establishes penalties for violations and outlines enforcement procedures.
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