Allows a person with a federal basic permit to apply for a brand owner's license in New York.
This bill amends the alcoholic beverage control law to allow a person holding a federal basic permit to apply for a brand owner's license from the liquor authority. The brand owner's license authorizes the holder to contract with a licensed manufacturer, appoint an exclusive brand agent, sell alcoholic beverages to licensed wholesalers, and remit payments for such sales. The bill also establishes a fee of $125 for the brand owner's license and allows licensed manufacturers to enter into contracts with brand owner's licensees.
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