Article: Cole Wants to Classify 3.2 Beer as Alcohol

Article: Utah: land of 3.2 percent beer, and sometimes even ...
Modern Brewery Age;  January 12, 1998 ;     700+ words ... ... the legal limit, sometimes just 2.8 percent, beer industry experts say. "All the beers ... alcohol content of his company's 3.2 percent beer is pretty consistent. "We're not ... test it." Coors only puts a 3.2 percent beer label on beer that is 3.2 percent ...

Article: Leavenworth, Kan., Allows Broader Sales of Stronger, 5 ...
Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News;  December 31, 2003 ;     700+ words ... ... groceries in Kansas could sell only 3.2-percent beer, while liquor stores sold the popular ... provisions that effectively ban the sale of 5 percent beer at groceries and convenience stores ... and convenience stores to sell 3.2 percent beer every day except Sunday. "We consider ...

Article: New 3 Percent Beer Tax Goes Into Effect ...
Arkansas Business;  August 13, 2001 ;     586 words ...Arkansas is expecting to raise $16.3 million by the end of June 2003 from a 3 percent excise tax on beer, which goes into effect Monday. The money will be go the Department of Human Service grants fund to provide subsidized child care for low-income families and to expand the Arkansas Better Chance

Article: January imports drop 16.7 percent. (beer imports)
Modern Brewery Age;  April 2, 1990 ;     496 words ...January imports drop 16.7 percent January imports into the United States dropped off 16.7 percent, compared to the same period in 1989. Total barrelage was down to 17.5 million gallons from last year's 21 million. Australia, however, continues to buck the overall import trend, reporting a

Article: February imports slack 4.3 percent. (beer imports)
Modern Brewery Age;  April 30, 1990 ;     554 words ...February imports slack 4.3 percent February imports into the United States were again down for the month - dropping 4.3 percent, or 830,443 gallons to 18.5 million, compared to last year's figures during the same period. Total imports for the first two months were down even further, taking a

Article: July imports to US drop eight percent. (beer sales)
Modern Brewery Age;  October 2, 1989 ;     486 words ...July imports to US drop eight percent Following in the footsteps of the year's downward sales trend, July, 1989 beer imports into the U.S. dipped 8.6 percent to 26,459,518 gallons as compared to July 1988's 28,962,810 gallons. Showing only a slightly better outlook, imports were down 7.5 percent

Article: Mexico's Breweries Team Up Against 25-Percent Beer ...
Internet Securities;  August 10, 2001 ;     401 words ...MEXICO CITY, Aug 10, 2001 Mexico's two largest breweries, Grupo Modelo (BMV:MODELO) and Cuauhtemoc-Moctezuma, joined forces against the federal government's fiscal reform proposal, which would apply a 25-percent tax to beer, reported Mexico City daily Reforma. Executives of the breweries met with