Sweden to allow distilleries to sell alcohol directly with responsible drinking warnings from June 1
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From June 1, distilleries, wine cellars and micro-breweries in Sweden will be able to sell directly to customers, a relaxation of a 100-year monopoly. Anna Anerfalt stressed the need to warn visitors about the dangers of alcohol. Sales will be limited to one 0.7-liter bottle per visitor and controls will remain strict. Although a modest increase in sales is expected, there are concerns about the impact on the Systembolaget monopoly and the increase in social problems linked to alcohol consumption.
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Suedia relaxează monopolul privind vânzarea de alcool, după mai bine de o sută de ani
Suedia relaxează monopolul privind vânzarea de alcool pentru a stimula turismul și a ajuta micii producători să crească
Suedia relaxează monopolul privind vânzarea de alcool
Suedia relaxează monopolul privind vânzarea de alcool
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