Éduc’alcool’s brief on Bill 88 (An Act respecting development of the small-scale alcoholic beverage industry) is based on three premises and raises a number of concerns.
Éduc’alcool agrees completely that products made by small-scale producers in Quebec should be supported, and sold in grocery and convenience stores.
And it would be better if it were easier for small-scale producers to sell their products through the SAQ.
But this should not serve as an excuse for deregulation. All current content and price controls for alcoholic products must continue to be applied.
The reasoning behind this position is as follows:
Éduc’alcool’s recommendations are intended to assure all of us that the law take the following premises into consideration:
Quebec has a good track record. We must not spoil it.
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