The report claims to provide an interim evaluation of the MUP effectiveness.
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Voluntary purchase limit restrictions ended
Retail Drinks Australia has ended its members’ voluntary initiative regarding alcohol purchase limits.
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A win for small business in Western Australia
Restrictions on the sale of takeaway alcohol in Western Australia have been lifted.
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Retailers adapt to changing shopper behaviour
As household budgets tighten shoppers are looking for quantity over quality in liquor retail.
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Liquor limits remain unchanged in WA
Industry associations are concerned the current restrictions are creating an uneven playing field for WA liquor retailers.
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Liquor Industry unites for review of WA liquor retail limits
Retail Drinks and LSA WA are urging the WA Government to consider aligning liquor sale restrictions to national levels.
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Top 10 tips to promote social distancing in-store
Are you ensuring that your store is promoting social distancing to help keep your staff and customers safe?
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Nip of Courage builds websites for indie retailers
In these unprecedented times many businesses are finding themselves needing to adapt in order to survive.
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Temporary restrictions placed on liquor sales nationally
Retail Drinks leads this voluntary initiative to halt panic purchasing and ensure no disruptions to supply.
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Bottle shops need to remain open, here’s why
With Australia moving deeper into lockdown mode we reflect on why liquor stores should remain to be deemed an essential service.