A bill for an act concerning alcoholic beverage control relating to alternating proprietorship arrangements for beer manufacturers.(Formerly SSB 1080.)
Impact
The implementation of SF191 is expected to foster a collaborative environment among local beer manufacturers, enabling them to share resources and capabilities. This collaborative approach may enhance operational efficiency and innovation within the industry, which is essential for small and emerging breweries that may lack sufficient space or equipment. By permitting these alternating proprietorships, the bill aims to strengthen the beer manufacturing sector, potentially increasing its contribution to Iowa's economy.
Summary
Senate File 191 (SF191) is a legislative proposal concerning alcoholic beverage control specifically that facilitates alternating proprietorship arrangements for beer manufacturers in Iowa. The bill amends Section 123.130 of the Code of Iowa by allowing beer manufacturers to utilize the space and equipment of another manufacturer, provided such arrangements receive approval from the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau. Each manufacturer involved in this arrangement is required to hold a separate class A beer permit, thereby adhering to the rules and regulations stipulated by the state.
Contention
While SF191 appears to have broad support, concerns may arise surrounding potential competitive disadvantages for those manufacturers who do not have access to similar arrangements. Additionally, critics might argue that while such arrangements could streamline operations, they could also lead to monopolistic practices if a few large manufacturers dominate the space and resources of smaller competitors. Ensuring a balance between collaboration and fair competition will likely be a point of discussion as the bill moves through the legislative process.
Similar To
A bill for an act concerning alcoholic beverage control relating to brewpubs and alternating proprietorship arrangements for beer manufacturers. (Formerly HSB 182.) Effective date: 07/01/2023.
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A bill for an act concerning alcoholic beverage control relating to alternating proprietorship arrangements for beer manufacturers.(See SF 191.)
IA HSB182
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A bill for an act concerning alcoholic beverage control relating to brewpubs and alternating proprietorship arrangements for beer manufacturers.(See HF 478.)
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