11 CSR 70-2.050 - Wholesalers' Conduct of Business
PURPOSE: This amendment clarifies the responsibilities of wholesalers.
(1) No wholesaler may buy, obtain, or accept
any intoxicating liquors from any person who is not registered with the
division of Alcohol and Tobacco Control as the primary American source of
supply or who is not a licensed wholesale-solicitor. However, a wholesaler
owning warehouse receipts may obtain the written permission from the supervisor
of Alcohol and Tobacco Control to receive intoxicating liquor from federal
customs bonded warehouses or federal internal revenue bonded
warehouses.
(2) No wholesaler may
sell, deliver, or cause any intoxicating liquors to be sold or delivered to any
licensee unless the wholesaler bought, obtained, or accepted the intoxicating
liquor from the person registered with the division of Alcohol and Tobacco
Control as the primary American source of supply or a licensed
wholesale-solicitor.
(3) No
wholesale licensee may sell, deliver, or cause any intoxicating liquors to be
sold or delivered to any licensee while the licensee is under suspension by the
supervisor of Alcohol and Tobacco Control.
(4) No wholesale licensee who has had his/her
license suspended by order of the supervisor of Alcohol and Tobacco Control may
sell or give away any intoxicating liquor, nor order or accept delivery of any
intoxicating liquor during the period of time the order of suspension is in
effect.
(5) All wholesale
licensees are to keep and maintain a place for storage of merchandise, which is
designated in the license and separate and apart from any storage place used by
others and with a separate entrance and street address.
(6) No wholesaler licensee may deliver or cause
intoxicating liquors to be delivered to any premises unless there is a license
displayed prominently issued by the supervisor of Alcohol and Tobacco Control
to the person purchasing the liquor, wine, or beer, designating the purchaser
as a person, licensed to sell on the premises the kind of liquor, wine, or beer
s/he is about to deliver.
(7)
Wholesalers licensed to sell intoxicating liquor are to make and keep invoices
for all sales or deliveries of intoxicating liquor and the Missouri license
number of every person to whom intoxicating liquor is sold or delivered by the
licensees is to be written or stamped upon the invoices.
(8) Shipments by wholesalers or solicitors may be made
only to licensed dealers of this or other states. A bill of lading is to be
secured from the carrier and kept on file for a period of two (2) years so that
shipments may be traced by the division's auditors or agents.
Notes
*Original authority: 311.660, RSMo 1939, amended 1989.
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