Liquor Update: These changes apply to the following licence: Wineries What’s changing Winery licensees are no longer required to meet winery-specific licence renewal requirements. This means that wineries no longer have an annual minimum production requirement of 4,500 litres. The change reduces the administrative burden on licensees, streamlines licensing requirements for all manufacturers, and responds to […]

Liquor Update: These changes apply to the following licence: Manufacturer What’s changing The LCRB has updated the Manufacturer Terms and Conditions to provide clearer direction on the production of non-intoxicating beverages. New terms and conditions clarify that manufacturers can use their licensed facilities to make non-intoxicating beverages such as soda, tonic, and non-alcoholic and de-alcoholized beverages. They […]

Licensing Update: These changes apply to the following licences: Agent Catering Food Primary Licensee Retail Store Liquor Primary Manufacturer Rural Licensee Retail Store Wine Store and Special Wine Store What’s changing Reporting requirements for private corporations The Liquor and Cannabis Regulation Branch (LCRB) is making changes to simplify liquor licensing for private corporations and speed up […]

Liquor Update: This change applies to the following licences: Liquor manufacturers with an on-site store endorsement What’s changing The Liquor and Cannabis Regulation Branch amended the Manufacturer licence terms and conditions to extend the authorization for B.C. manufacturers to deliver directly to retail customers from their on-site store or registered off-site storage facilities up to […]