Illinois HB2860 amends the Liquor Control Act to create a cooperative agent license and revises licensing requirements for various alcohol-related.
Illinois HB2860 amends the Liquor Control Act of 1934 by introducing a new cooperative agent license, allowing holders to act on behalf of cooperative purchase groups. It revises licensing requirements for manufacturers, distributors, retailers, and other alcohol-related businesses, including new restrictions on sales and transfers of alcoholic beverages. The bill also establishes fees for various licenses and permits, such as those for manufacturers, distributors, and retailers, and outlines specific production and sales limits for different classes of licensees.
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