Maryland liquor store owners oppose Governor Wes Moore's plan to allow beer and wine sales in groceries.
Maryland's small-business liquor store owners oppose Governor Wes Moore's proposal to allow beer and wine sales in grocery stores, fearing it could lead to business closures and job losses. The current law, dating back to 1978, bans such sales in groceries and convenience stores, except for grandfathered-in businesses. While Moore supports the change for consumer convenience and economic benefits, small vendors worry about competition from out-of-state corporations and seek a say in any legislative discussions.
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