Iowa HF2780 modifies alcoholic beverage control by allowing nonnative wine manufacturers to obtain class "A" wine permits, establishing fees, and.
Iowa HF2780 amends the state's alcoholic beverage control laws by allowing nonnative wine manufacturers to apply for and obtain class "A" wine permits. These permits allow the manufacturers to sell wine in Iowa, provided it is manufactured outside the state and registered with the federal Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau. The bill sets a $750 fee for nonnative wine manufacturers' permits and a $100 fee for native manufacturers. It also allows cities to create social districts for alcohol consumption.
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