Washington HB2207 regulates the warehousing of wine and beer, requiring licenses for bonded warehouses and prohibiting unauthorized warehousing.
Washington HB2207 amends existing laws to regulate the warehousing of wine and beer. It requires licenses for bonded wine and beer warehouses, authorizing the storage and handling of bottled, canned, and kegged alcohol. Unauthorized warehousing by unlicensed individuals or entities is prohibited. The bill also mandates that wine and beer remain under bond until removed for export, shipment to distributors, or direct consumer shipment, subject to board rules. Licensees must submit monthly reports on alcohol movements to and from bonded warehouses.
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