Beer manufacturers: sale of draught beer.

Plain English Breakdown

The official source material does not provide details on how the bill affects consumers or when it would take effect.

Beer Manufacturers Selling Draft Beer

The bill changes rules about how draft beer is labeled when sold at places like bars and restaurants, but not for beer manufacturers.

What This Bill Does

• Exempts beer manufacturers from labeling requirements on draught beer taps.

Who It Names or Affects

• Beer manufacturers who sell draft beer
• Retail stores that serve draft beer

Terms To Know

Draft Beer

Beer served from a keg through a tap or faucet.

Labeling Requirements

Rules about what information must be shown on products, like ingredients and nutrition facts.

Limits and Unknowns

• Does not specify how the change will affect consumers.
• The bill does not indicate when it would take effect.

Official Summary Text

AB 744, as introduced, Michelle Rodriguez.
Beer manufacturers: sale of draught beer.
Existing law requires any on-sale retail licensee that gives, sells, or otherwise dispenses draught beer to include specified information about the beer upon the faucet, spigot, or outlet from which the beer is drawn or in the place of service and consumption, as provided.
This bill would exempt from these labeling requirements premises operated under a beer manufacturer license.

Current Bill Text

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