Missouri HB3093 modifies the direct shipping of alcoholic beverages, setting limits and licensing requirements.
Missouri HB3093 modifies provisions for the direct shipping of alcoholic beverages. It allows manufacturers to ship directly to Missouri residents aged 21 and older for personal use, with limits of nine liters of distilled alcohol and 18 liters of undistilled alcohol per consumer per month. The bill mandates that manufacturers obtain a direct shipper license from the Division of Alcohol and Tobacco Control, ensuring compliance with state regulations. It also requires carriers to have an alcohol carrier license and sets rules for shipping, including record-keeping and proof of age.
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