Kan. Admin. Regs. § 14-7-2 - Beer, crowns, lids, and labels; stamping of master carton, keg shipments
(a) Beer containing
more than 3.2% of alcohol by weight shall not be required to have an
identifying mark on each container evidencing Kansas tax paid.
(b) All labels attached to the original
package shall be approved by the director of alcoholic beverage control before
the package may be sold in the state of Kansas.
(c) Each case of bottled or canned beer
shipped into the state of Kansas by a beer manufacturer or supplier shall have
the legend, "Kansas strong," or other appropriate language, stamped in black
lettering on the exterior master carton in any position normally used for code
dates, or as approved by the director. Labels, crowns and lids used for the
packaging of strong beer for the state of Kansas shall not be required to
indicate the alcoholic content. All kegs of strong beer shipped into the state
of Kansas shall be identified by a distinctive bung.
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