Iowa SF2469 amends alcoholic beverage control laws by adjusting fees, allowing nonnative wine manufacturers to obtain class "A" wine permits, and.
Iowa SF2469 modifies the state's alcoholic beverage control regulations. It sets the annual permit fee for a class "A" wine permit at $750 for nonnative wine manufacturers and $100 for native manufacturers. The bill allows nonnative wine manufacturers to apply for a class "A" wine permit to sell or wholesale wine manufactured out-of-state, provided it is registered with the federal Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau. It also requires nonnative wine manufacturers to obtain a vintner's certificate of compliance, which expires annually and must be renewed.
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