Introduced
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To impose a single selling price for each particular brand of liquor sold in Michigan. Under current law, the state is the wholesaler of all liquor sold in Michigan, and imposes a minimum selling price, but retailers can increase it. Under the bill, a bottle of a particular type of liquor would have to sell for the same state-imposed price no matter where it is sold in this state.
Referred to the Committee on Regulatory Reform
