Manufacturers and wholesalers allowed to engage in the sale of nonalcoholic products.

Summary

The bill changes Minnesota law so that manufacturers and wholesalers who also sell non‑alcoholic beverages can do the same business activities they would in that market, as long as they don’t use those activities to push alcoholic drinks. It keeps existing bans on financial ties that could influence alcohol sales, but adds a new carve‑out for non‑alcoholic products. This affects brewers, malt‑liquor wholesalers, retailers and non‑alcoholic product makers.

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