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Title 27: Intoxicating Liquors
Regulation of alcoholic beverages including labeling, interstate shipment, tied-house restrictions, and enforcement of state alcohol laws.
8 chapters · 67 sections · 3 key sections available
Key Sections (3)
§ 122
Shipments into States for Delivery in Violation of State Law
It is illegal to ship alcohol into any state in violation of that state's alcohol laws, reinforcing each state's authority to regulate liquor within its borders.
criminalconsumerEffective: Aug 27, 1935
§ 205
Federal Alcohol Administration Act — Unfair Competition and Unlawful Practices
Alcohol producers and wholesalers cannot force retailers to exclusively carry their products. The law prohibits tied-house arrangements and bribery in the alcohol industry.
businessconsumerEffective: Aug 29, 1935
§ 215
Labeling and Advertising — Standards and Requirements
All alcoholic beverages sold in the U.S. must be properly labeled with information about alcohol content, volume, ingredients, and the producer's identity, following Treasury Department regulations.
consumerEffective: Aug 29, 1935