Removes plenary retail distribution license limit for certain stores.
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Overview
This bill aims to change the rules for how many retail stores can sell alcohol in New Jersey. Currently, there’s a limit on the number of licenses a single company can hold. This legislation would remove that limit for certain types of stores, allowing more businesses to sell alcohol without being restricted by the existing cap. The goal is to increase competition and potentially broaden access to alcoholic beverages for consumers.
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