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    Florida Approves Sales of "to-go" drinks beyond Pandemic

    Florida set to approve sales of 'alcohol to-go drinks' beyond pandemic
    Restaurants must make at least 51% of revenue from non-alcoholic sales, the bill notes


    Full article here: https://www.foxnews.com/food-drink/f...eyond-pandemic


    Florida lawmakers are positioned to pass a bill allowing restaurants to sell alcoholic drinks to-go beyond the coronavirus pandemic.

    The Sunshine State is slated to pass a bill that would extend restaurants' ability to sell alcoholic beverages to-go, a move that was initially temporary to help businesses stay afloat during COVID-19. The state’s legislature on Wednesday sent a bill to Gov. Ron DeSantis’ office, The Sun-Sentinel first reported.

    DeSantis issued an executive order last spring during the early days of the pandemic, and has since supported making the "alcohol to go" service permanent. The order allows restaurants and food establishments with liquor licenses to sell mixed drinks, beer and wine with takeout and delivery orders.

    The bill notes that restaurants must make at least 51% of their revenue from non-alcoholic sales, according to the guidance. Restaurants would be banned from serving alcoholic drinks to individuals under 21.

    IN FLORIDA, WE HAVE A GOVERNOR THAT ACTUALLY CARES ABOUT PEOPLE TRYING TO MAKE A LIVING!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cerveza Fria View Post
    Florida set to approve sales of 'alcohol to-go drinks' beyond pandemic
    Restaurants must make at least 51% of revenue from non-alcoholic sales, the bill notes


    Full article here: https://www.foxnews.com/food-drink/f...eyond-pandemic


    Florida lawmakers are positioned to pass a bill allowing restaurants to sell alcoholic drinks to-go beyond the coronavirus pandemic.

    The Sunshine State is slated to pass a bill that would extend restaurants' ability to sell alcoholic beverages to-go, a move that was initially temporary to help businesses stay afloat during COVID-19. The state’s legislature on Wednesday sent a bill to Gov. Ron DeSantis’ office, The Sun-Sentinel first reported.

    DeSantis issued an executive order last spring during the early days of the pandemic, and has since supported making the "alcohol to go" service permanent. The order allows restaurants and food establishments with liquor licenses to sell mixed drinks, beer and wine with takeout and delivery orders.

    The bill notes that restaurants must make at least 51% of their revenue from non-alcoholic sales, according to the guidance. Restaurants would be banned from serving alcoholic drinks to individuals under 21.

    IN FLORIDA, WE AHVE A GOVERNOR THAT ACTUALLY CARES ABOUT PEOPLE TRYING TO MAKE A LIVING!
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    The ban of outdoor liquor sales was just bizarre and never went along with the science.

    I give props to DeSantis for letting common sense rule most of his COVID decisions, and not media shaming or panic.

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