Or. Admin. Code § 845-010-0206 - Private Labels
(1) A
manufacturer or wholesaler may produce or sell wine or malt beverages under a
private label under the following conditions:
(a) The retailer pays all costs associated
with the development, production and application of the private
label;
(b) Although both an Oregon
and an out-or-state manufacturer may produce a private label product, the
out-of-state manufacturer must sell the private label product to a retailer
only through an independently owned and controlled wholesaler. ORS
471.220 and
471.223 allow Oregon
manufacturers (breweries and wineries) to sell products directly to
retailers;
(c) The manufacturer or
wholesaler does not develop a new malt beverage or wine product for the private
label. The private label product must be the identical malt beverage or wine
product the manufacturer or wholesaler sells under another label. The
manufacturer or wholesaler must sell the private label product for at least the
wholesale-listed price of the product sold under this other label. The purpose
of this requirement is to prohibit manufacturers and wholesalers from offering
private labels at a discount;
(d)
The manufacturer or wholesaler receives Commission approval of the private
label before the manufacturer or wholesaler sells any of the private label
product;
(e) The manufacturer or
wholesaler receives Commission approval of the private label agreement before
the manufacturer or wholesaler sells any of the private label product. The
private label agreement may not include a guaranteed quantity, a guaranteed
price, credit sales, orders more than ten days in advance of delivery, product
storage by the manufacturer or wholesaler or any other terms that violate
financial assistance or tied-house statutes (ORS
471.394,
471.396,
471.398 and
471.400) or the rules adopted
under these statutes;
(f) The
identical product sold under another label must be reasonably available to all
the manufacturer or wholesaler's customers. The manufacturer or wholesaler may,
however, make the private label product available only to a retailer who pays
the costs associated with the private label; and
(g) The manufacturer keeps a record of all
private label sales for two years. The record must include:
(A) The name of the retailer or wholesaler
buying the product;
(B) For each
transaction, the quantity of product and the date of sale and
delivery;
(C) The price of the
product and the total cost of each transaction; and
(D) A list of the quantity of private label
products sold to each retailer during each calendar year.
(2) For private label products
produced for a special event:
(a) The
manufacturer or wholesaler must meet all the conditions in section (1) of this
rule;
(b) The special event must be
prominently featured on the private label; and
(c) The retailer must receive all the private
label product needed for the special event within ten days of the date the
retailer placed the private label order.
(3) As used in this rule:
(a) "Label" means all information-bearing
material attached to or a part of a wine or malt beverage package;
(b) "Private Label" means a wine or malt
beverage label that contains a retailer's trade name, trademark or other words
or symbols identifiable with a retailer;
(c) "Special event" means an event for which
the Commission issues a temporary license pursuant to OAR
845-005-0415 or, for a regular
licensee, an event that is not part of the licensees usual business
operation.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 471, including ORS 471.030, ORS 471.730(1) & ORS 471.730(5)
Stats. Implemented: ORS 471.398
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