Modifies definitions related to alcohol brands and multibranded products in Michigan liquor laws.
This bill amends Michigan liquor laws by modifying definitions related to alcohol brands and multibranded products. It specifies that a "multibranded product" includes beer, wine, mixed wine drinks, or mixed spirit drinks that have two or more brands from different suppliers. The bill also clarifies that the use of a supplier's legal name, trade name, or doing-business-as name is not considered a brand name if used solely for identifying the supplier.
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