Establishes a minimum age of 18 for the holder of a permit. manufacturer’s agent’s Authorizes a person who holds a brewer's permit, nonresident brewer's permit, manufacturer's license, or nonresident manufacturer's license, or the person's agent or employee, to package alcoholic beverages in combination with other items if the package is designed to be delivered intact to the wholesaler or distributor and the additional items are branded and have no value or benefit to the retailer other than that of having the potential of attracting purchases and promoting sales. Authorizes the holder of a license, non-resident license or manufacturer’s manufacturer’s permit to display a branded promotional vehicle on the licensed or permitted seller’s premises of a retailer, whether outside or inside a structure on the premises, for not more than five hours a day. Clarifies that a under the Code when excise taxes are to be paid: “first sale” includes sales by a brewpub to a consumer or to a retailer. does not include sales by a Texas distillery to a Texas wholesaler. Repeals an obsolete section of the Code 31.05 which creates an exception for a beer manufacturer to own a marine mammal park and have a concessionaire sell alcohol on the premises.
Establishes a minimum age of 18 for the holder of a manufacturer’s agent’s permit. Authorizes a person who holds a brewer's permit, nonresident brewer's permit, manufacturer's license, or nonresident manufacturer's license, or the person's agent or employee, to package alcoholic beverages in combination with other items if the package is designed to be delivered intact to the wholesaler or distributor and the additional items are branded and have no value or benefit to the retailer other than that of having the potential of attracting purchases and promoting sales. Authorizes the holder of a manufacturer’s license, non-resident manufacturer’s license or seller’s permit to display a branded promotional vehicle on the licensed or permitted premises of a retailer, whether outside or inside a structure on the premises, for not more than five hours a day. Clarifies that a “first sale” under the Code when excise taxes are to be paid: includes sales by a brewpub to a consumer or to a retailer. does not include sales by a Texas distillery to a Texas wholesaler. Repeals an obsolete section of the Code 31.05 which creates an exception for a beer manufacturer to own a marine mammal park and have a concessionaire sell alcohol on the premises.
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