Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board Instructs Russian-Made Products Be Pulled From State Stores Immediately

Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board Instructs Russian-Made Products Be Pulled From State Stores Immediately
Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf touting better wages, paid sick leave, safe workplaces, and quality jobs during a visit to Delaware County to outline his workforce plan, in Nether Providence Township, Penn., on Oct. 22, 2021. Commonwealth Media Service
Katabella Roberts
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The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board (PLCB) on Sunday instructed all Fine Wine & Good Spirits stores to remove Russian-made products from shelves in a sign of “solidarity and support for the people of Ukraine.”

PLCB—which regulates the distribution of beverage alcohol in the state—said in a statement that the products would no longer be sold or procured by the board, effective immediately.

Katabella Roberts
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