Ohio HB194 revises the Alcohol Franchise Law by amending definitions and repealing certain sections.

Ohio HB194 revises the Alcohol Franchise Law by amending definitions related to alcoholic beverages, manufacturers, distributors, and franchises. It excludes manufacturers producing less than 250,000 barrels of beer a year from the definition of "manufacturer." The bill also repeals section 1333.82 of the Revised Code, which previously defined "good faith" and "sales area or territory." The new definitions aim to clarify contractual relationships and geographic boundaries for alcohol distribution in Ohio.

Ohio HB194 revises the Alcohol Franchise Law by amending definitions and repealing certain sections.

Ohio HB194 revises the Alcohol Franchise Law by amending definitions related to alcoholic beverages, manufacturers, distributors, and franchises. It excludes manufacturers producing less than 250,000 barrels of beer a year from the definition of "manufacturer." The bill also repeals section 1333.82 of the Revised Code, which previously defined "good faith" and "sales area or territory." The new definitions aim to clarify contractual relationships and geographic boundaries for alcohol distribution in Ohio.