Michigan HB4403 allows the Michigan Liquor Control Commission to approve leasing, selling, and transferring portions of certain alternating.

Michigan HB4403 amends sections 105 and 603 of the 1998 Michigan Liquor Control Act to allow the Michigan Liquor Control Commission to approve leasing, selling, and transferring portions of certain alternating proprietors. This includes arrangements where multiple wine makers, brewers, distillers, or small distillers share the same space and equipment to manufacture their products. The bill also specifies conditions under which a supplier can manufacture a private label of beer, wine, or mixed spirit drink for a retailer.

Michigan HB4403 allows the Michigan Liquor Control Commission to approve leasing, selling, and transferring portions of certain alternating.

Michigan HB4403 amends sections 105 and 603 of the 1998 Michigan Liquor Control Act to allow the Michigan Liquor Control Commission to approve leasing, selling, and transferring portions of certain alternating proprietors. This includes arrangements where multiple wine makers, brewers, distillers, or small distillers share the same space and equipment to manufacture their products. The bill also specifies conditions under which a supplier can manufacture a private label of beer, wine, or mixed spirit drink for a retailer.