India-Australia trade deal win-win for alcohol beverage industry \
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India-Australia trade deal win-win for alcohol beverage industry

23-Nov-2022
The Confederation of Indian Alcoholic Beverage Companies welcomed the ratification of the India-Australia FTA by the Australian Parliament and said this would take the trade ties between the two nations to newer heights.
23-Nov-2022 Business
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India-Australia ECTA to boost trade and investment in liquor sector \
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India-Australia ECTA to boost trade and investment in liquor sector

02-Apr-2022
New Delhi [India], April 2 (ANI): The Economic Cooperation and Trade Agreement (ECTA) signed between India and Australia on Saturday will give a boost to trade and investment in the liquor sector, the industry body said.
02-Apr-2022 Business
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Alcoholic beverage industry body hails Delhi govt for reducing number of dry days to three \
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Alcoholic beverage industry body hails Delhi govt for reducing number of dry days to three

24-Jan-2022
New Delhi Jan 25 PTI An apex body of alcoholic beverage industry on Monday hailed the Delhi government for its decision to reduce the number of dry days to three from 21 last year saying the anachronistic anomaly has been removed Confederation of Indian Alcoholic Beverage Companies CIABC Director-General Vinod Giri welcomed the step This is indeed a very welcome step befitting a modern city of international nature that Delhi is Such high number of dry days in Delhi made little sense especially as the neighbouring states have no such limitations We applaud the Delhi government for rectifying this anachronistic anomaly People of Delhi are mature know how to enjoy their drink responsibly and reducing number of dry days will only make things easier for them without any adverse fallout on social behaviour he told PTI The Delhi government under its new excise policy has reduced the number of dry days to just three from 21 last year according to an official order issued on Monday The licensed liquor shops and opium vends will remain closed on Republic Day January 26 Independence Day August 15 and Gandhi Jayanti on October 2 the order issued by the Excise department of the Delhi government stated The restriction on sale of liquor on dry days will not apply to the service of alcohol to occupants in case of hotels having L-15 license said the order Earlier the dry days numbered 21 including on birth anniversary of great leaders and religious festivalsThe business premises of a licensee will be kept closed on dry day The order said that apart from the above three dry days the government may declare any other day in the year as Dry Day from time to time The licensees will not be entitled to any compensation on account of any changes related to number of dry days All the licensees will exhibit the dry day order at some conspicuous place of their licensed premises it said According to Marketing head of a leading restaurant chain restaurants used to have three dry days earlier too but its welcome step that it has been made the same case for liquor vends too PTI GJS CK
24-Jan-2022 National
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