The Senate Commerce Committee approved the ROADS SAFE act, which calls for $60 million in funding over five years to research and develop in-vehicle blood alcohol detection and ignition interlock systems.More>>

Today the American Beverage Institute criticized Senator Charles Schumer (D-NY) for driving a movement to mandate alcohol detection devices in all cars.More>>

The CARE Act is a controversial issue for wholesalers, who want to reinforce the 21st Amendment and alcohol supplier trade associations, who denounce the Act.More>>

The World Health Organization (WHO) has set its sights on your pint glass, deciding that alcohol is a critical global medical issue, and that combating alcohol abuse requires harsh new restrictions on even the most moderate of drinkers.More>>

All major alcohol supplier trade associations asked the U.S. House of Representatives not to support the wholesaler-crafted CARE Act (H.R. 5034).More>>

The Board cited the need to protect the primary authority of the states to regulate beverage alcohol as their states' citizens deem necessary and as provided by the 21st Amendment to the US Constitution.More>>

A key session anchoring the 4th annual U.S. Drinks Conference will focus on the impact of consolidation in the distribution tier, including speakers representing the largest wholesaler companies in the American beverage alcohol business.More>>

The Kentucky Distillers’ Association is urging strong opposition to wholesaler-crafted legislation that would significantly damage Kentucky’s signature Bourbon industry.More>>

New alliance to provide easier access to health care coverage and related products and services to nearly 1 million restaurant owners and 13 million restaurant employees.More>>

Three states recently rejected legislation requiring ignition interlocks for first-time, low-BAC drunk driving offenders: Maryland, Kentucky and Iowa.More>>