New Jersey S1993 amends law to allow certain alcoholic beverage sales at all farm markets, not just seasonal ones.
New Jersey S1993 modifies existing law to permit the sale of alcoholic beverages at all farm markets, not just seasonal ones. The bill requires licensees to obtain separate permits for each farm market where they intend to sell their products. It also mandates that licensees or their employees verify the legal drinking age of consumers. The director of the Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control is authorized to establish fees for permit issuance and renewal. The law does not apply to roadside farm stands.
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