Part two of Promo Marketing's look into the Michigan Liquor Control Code Act of 1998, which bans the use of certain logoed products from bars and restaurants. Plus, information for distributors who want to help change the law.
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A 1998 Michigan law says that bars and restaurants are not allowed to use promotional products featuring alcohol brand logos. Promo Marketing looks into the specifics of the Michigan Liquor Control Code Act and talks to the people who are trying to change it.
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