Indiana HB1079 regulates the sale and delivery of alcoholic beverages, including direct sales by brewers and wineries, and sets limits on low THC.
Indiana HB1079 amends the Indiana Code to establish a direct beer seller's permit, allowing brewers to ship beer directly to consumers. It permits liquor and wine retailers to purchase alcoholic beverages from package liquor stores. The bill also allows beer wholesalers to extend credit sales and regulates the sale and delivery of alcoholic beverages by beer and wine retailers. Additionally, it sets limits on the distribution of low THC hemp extract, prohibiting sales to individuals under 21 years of age. The bill includes provisions for permits, fees, and penalties for violations.
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