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Until September March 1994, Alberta liquor
distribution was handled entirely by the Alberta provincial government,
through the Alberta Liquor Control Board.
On June 20, 1994 liquor distribution in Alberta was privatized. Prior
to privatization, there were only 204 government owned and operated
liquor stores in Alberta. Since that time, the number of licensed
retail outlets in Alberta has grown to just over 1000.
The Alberta liquor industry is regulated by the Alberta Gaming
and Liquor Commission (AGLC). To buy alcohol products for resale of any
kind in Alberta, you must be licensed by AGLC.
Connect Logistics Services is the sole liquor distribution agent
authorized by AGLC to distribute spirits, wine, coolers, and imported
beer to Licensed Buyers in Alberta. Instead of buying liquor products
from independent wholesalers, liquor licensees in Alberta must order
their liquor products through Connect Logistics Services.
Domestic beer is the only adult beverage product not handled
by Connect Logistics Services. Licensed Buyers order domestic beer from
the domestic beer distributors set up for those purposes.
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