Beer and wine products sold in “soft pouches”

Brand labels cannot contain any statement, design, device or representation that is likely to mislead the consumer. In the view of the Authority, beer and wine products sold in “soft pouches” (whether or not intended to be frozen prior to consumption) can be mistaken...

Various changes in liquor law

Changes to required Information on Brand Labels of Alcoholic Beverage Products Sold in New York State Part One Effective March 26, 2014, ABCL §107 it requires that brand labels contain: The brand or trade The class and type of alcoholic beverage The net contents of...

New York State Brewers Association

Farm and craft brewers should take the opportunity to participate in the New York State Brewers Association. If you are looking to expand your “brew horizons” then follow the lead of two New York Craft brewers who produce an annual collaboration beer between...

Public Safety and the SLA

Bar and Club owners should take notice that the State Liquor Authority is cracking down on rowdy late night establishments. When the police are called on numerous times to a licensed establishment, or for disorderly or violent conduct nearby in the streets and parking...

Opening a Farm Cidery in New York?

Did you know that Tracy Jong Law Firm experts can process your filing to safeguard complete compliance with all licensing authorities? We can fill out your licensing and permit application forms, cut checks for applicable fees, submit required documents to the...