Glaring faults in Alcohol Reform Bill
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The Alcohol Reform Bill has some glaring faults when it comes to ready-to-drink (RDT) beverages, says Distilled Spirits Association of New Zealand chief executive Thomas Chin.
The bill appears to discriminate against spirits-based RTDs, is not accompanied by a regulatory impact statement for
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Hazel Phillips
Wed, 09 Mar 2011
Wed, 09 Mar 2011
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Glaring faults in Alcohol Reform Bill
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