Whisky body challenges minimum alcohol pricing
From The Scotsman By MARTIN FLANAGAN Published on Saturday 12 January 2013 18:40 A LEGAL challenge to the Scottish Government ’s plan for minimum pricing on alcohol kicks off this week…
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Whisky body challenges minimum alcohol pricing
A LEGAL challenge to the Scottish Government’s plan for minimum pricing on alcohol kicks off this week in Edinburgh, with the Scotch Whisky Association (SWA) claiming it would break UK and European Union law.
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