SB2230 amends the Liquor Control Act of 1934 to redefine and regulate various licenses for alcohol manufacturing, distribution, and sale in Illinois.
SB2230 amends the Liquor Control Act of 1934 to redefine and regulate various licenses for alcohol manufacturing, distribution, and sale in Illinois. It introduces new licenses and modifies existing ones, including manufacturer's, distributor's, importer's, retailer's, and special event retailer's licenses. The bill sets specific production limits and restrictions for different types of alcohol and licenses, ensuring compliance with state regulations. It also details the requirements for obtaining and maintaining these licenses, including record-keeping and tax obligations.
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