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Great work in Mississippi working to curb underage drinking!!!

NABCA's David Jackson is pictured here as members of industry joined Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission and local elected leaders to take ceremonial shovels and help turn the earth at the site. The lead contractor for the project, JE Dunn Construction has already begun site mobilization, including clearing, leveling, and installing construction fencing in preparation for full-scale construction. "Our current warehouse operates at capacity, creating logistical challenges, and risking revenue opportunities for the state,” said OLCC Executive Director Craig Prins. “This new facility, with its advanced material handling systems and expanded footprint, will allow us to better serve Oregon businesses and consumers efficiently and responsibly." The new warehouse will replace the current warehouse infrastructure in Milwaukie, which has been in operation since the 1950s. The new facility, located along the I-5 corridor, will significantly expand capacity, streamline operations and improve efficiency for businesses and consumers across the state.

Exciting news for the OLCC, building state-of-the-art new distribution facilities benefitting the taxpayers of Oregon!

Some great work with Altavista High School students in Virginia this week working to curb underage drinking! #AlcoholAwarenessMonth

The good folks at the Mississippi Alcoholic Beverage Control division are drawing attention to Alcohol Awareness Month and providing resources to the community on alcohol-related issues. Appreciate all you are doing! The Mississippi Department of Revenue

Take a look at the proclamation on Alcohol Awareness Month just issued by the Governor of West Virginia, Patrick Morrissey: https://lnkd.in/ewGZ83Ps

NABCA's Member Spotlight Series continues with Provi: Navigating B2B eCommerce for Control States: Meeting Unique Challenges in Beverage Alcohol: Control states occupy a distinct space in the beverage alcohol industry, balancing the need for operational efficiency with stringent compliance mandates. For these states, B2B eCommerce isn’t just a convenience—it’s a critical tool to align operations with regulatory frameworks while fostering economic growth. This fireside chat explores how B2B eCommerce differs from B2C and addresses the specific technological and operational needs of control states. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gyU3NtWT

NABCA was honored to host representatives from Bord Bia - The Irish Food Board and the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine for a discussion of the U.S. control jurisdictions and a deep dive into recent sales trends for Irish spirits. Thanks for being with us this morning! Martin Heydon Brendan Gleeson, Secretary General Eoghan Glynn, Head of International Trade  Brian Purcell Grainne Roughan Jim O'Toole Ciarán Gallagher Henry Horkan David Jackson, SVP Trade Relations, NABCA Eddie Wirt, Chief Financial Officer, NABCA Neal Insley, President and CEO, NABCA

Good advice from our friends in Montana during Alcohol Awareness Month: As part of the alcohol industry, you are presented with numerous opportunities to encourage your customers to have an enjoyable and responsible time celebrating. We have the resources to help you with all those events. No event is too small to pass up the opportunity to share tips on alcohol responsibility: https://lnkd.in/e2hfb9Xx

Some great resources at the link below from IARD. #AlcoholAwarenessMonth.