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Ontario AGCO outlines liquor takeout and delivery eligibility criteria

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Source: AGCO (Ontario)

Ontario’s Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) set out eligibility criteria for licensed businesses selling liquor with food for takeout or delivery. Requirements include holding a liquor sales licence; eligibility also depends on the premises and, for some licences issued or transferred after 9 December 2020, whether on-premises food and liquor service is the main purpose.

The criteria explain which Ontario licensed premises can offer liquor with food for takeout or delivery.

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