For many manufacturers, designing labeling and branding is never truly final. Designs, branding, addresses, and dates often change. Additionally, basic product details may evolve since the label was initially approved by the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (“TTB“). Fortunately, you may not always need to resubmit your label to the TTB for every […]
In life, only death and taxes are certain, and this is especially true in the alcohol beverage industry. The federal government has created a detailed regulatory system to ensure it collects taxes from every gallon of spirits sold. A crucial part of this system is the reporting requirements for distillers and distilleries. Once you have
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Navigating the complex world of alcohol label approvals can be daunting, but understanding the process and following some key tips can help ensure a smoother and more efficient experience. At Lindsey Zahn P.C., we guide clients through the regulatory maze, making sure your labels comply with all necessary requirements. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help
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Expanding your operations? Found a better facility? Moving within the state? Then you need to understand the New York State Liquor Authority (“NYSLA”) Petition for Removal process. If you’re planning to relocate your licensed premises, there are several important steps to consider. One of the key requirements is completing a Petition for Removal, submitting it
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What is a NYSLA farm distillery license? The New York State farm distillery license is one of the craft manufacturer licenses that is issued by the New York State Liquor Authority (“NYSLA”). New York State farm distilleries, as outlined in Article I, § 3 of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law, includes “any place or premises
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Navigating the complexities of the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau’s (“TTB“) federal basic permit amendments can be a daunting task. Questions abound, such as how to modify a bond, what is required for the relocation of an alcohol business, or the process for altering the LLC members or directors and officers of a
If you are applying for for a federal basic distilled spirits plant, bonded winery, or brewer’s notice, the question of whether you need a bond on file with the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (“TTB“) is likely on your mind. This element, embedded within the federal basic permit application, is both complex and
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Navigating amendments to the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (“TTB“) federal basic permit can be daunting. Questions like altering bonds, relocating a distillery, or changing LLC members are common as businesses evolve. Working with an attorney well-versed in the types of permits as well as with Permits Online is crucial. The amendment process
It is not uncommon for spirits companies to collaborate with a contract distiller that handles the distillation, bottling, and labeling of a distilled spirits product. The contract distilling arrangement is ideal for those companies entering the spirits industry without dealing with upfront equipment, licensing, or administrative costs. While partnering with a contract distiller can be
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Demystifying Federal TTB Formula Approvals: A Crucial Guide for Your Alcohol Beverage When it comes to crafting and introducing a new alcohol beverage to the market, navigating the intricate regulations set by the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (“TTB“) is a critical step. One of the key aspects of this process is obtaining
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