Allows manufacturers and wholesalers to sell nonalcoholic products without it being an unlawful inducement to buy alcohol.
This bill amends Minnesota law to allow manufacturers and wholesalers to engage in the sale of nonalcoholic products, provided the sales and practices are not used as an unlawful inducement to purchase alcoholic beverages. Exceptions include furnishing, lending, or renting certain promotional materials and equipment, and engaging in cooperative advertising agreements. The bill specifies that these activities must not be used to circumvent existing prohibitions on certain transactions.
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