LISTEN: S.A. Beer Association urges liquor outlets to comply with Level 2 Regulations

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The Beer Association of South Africa says it will work with various national and provincial authorities, to trace and act against establishments who flout the level 2 lockdown alcohol restrictions.

This, after the Association has been notified of several liquor-outlets that continually break alcohol sales restrictions.

CEO of the SA Beer Association, Patricia Pillay, says it will take decisive action against outlets that transgress regulations…

Pillay says B.A.S.A will stop supplying establishments with stock, should they continue transgress alcohol-sales restrictions…

 

Smile Staff Reporter
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