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Alberta Gaming and Liquor Commission
Hon. Ed Stelmach
Premier
307 Legislature Building
10800-97th Avenue.
N.W.
Edmonton, Alberta
T5K 2B6
Tel: (780) 427-2251
Fax: (780) 427-1349
Hon. Fred Lindsay
Solicitor General, Minister of Public Security and Minister responsible for
the Alberta Gaming and Liquor Commission
Room 402, Legislature Building
10800-97th Avenue.
N.W.
Edmonton, Alberta
T5K 2B6
Tel: (780) 415-9406
Fax: (780) 415-9566
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Alberta Gaming and Liquor Commission
Contacts
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ALBERTA
GAMING AND LIQUOR COMMISSION
50 Corriveau Avenue
St. Albert, Alberta
T8N 3T5
Tel: (780) 447-8600
Fax: (780) 447-8919
Gerry McLennan, CEO
Alberta Gaming and Liquor Commission
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Off
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Agency
Stores
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S/W/B
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88/88/88
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Private
Retail Stores
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S/W/B
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1094/1094/1094
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08/04/29
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On
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MARKUP
PER LITRE
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Spirits > 60%
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$17.87
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Spirits
> 22% & < 60%
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$13.30
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Spirits
<= 22%
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$9.90
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Refreshment
Beverages > 8% < 16%
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$4.05
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Refreshment
Beverages > 1% < 8%
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$1.35
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Wine & Sake > 16%
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$6.10
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Wine & Sake < 16%
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$3.45
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Beer
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Annual Worldwide
Production*
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Per Litre
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LTE
10,000 HL (hectolitres)
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$0.20**
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GT
10,000 HL & LTE 200,000 HL
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$0.40**
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GT
200,000 HL & LTE 400,000 HL***
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$0.40***
on sales in Alberta up to and
including the first 200,000HL
$0.98
on sales in Alberta for the
next 200,000 HL up to and including 400,000 HL
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GT 400,000 HL
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$0.98
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* Annual worldwide
production includes the volume of all liquor and non-liquor products
manufactured where the beer is produced, as well as all contracted or leased
volumes.
** All
manufacturers/liquor suppliers/liquor agencies are subject to the standard
mark-up rate of $0.98 per litre. A qualified manufacturer may be
eligible for the small brewer mark-up if it satisfies, to the satisfaction
of the AGLC, the following criteria:
1) A qualified
manufacturer, under the beer mark-up policy is defined as:
a) An Alberta licensee
holding a Class E Manufacturer (Brewery) License issued in accordance with
the Gaming and Liquor Act, Gaming and Liquor Regulation and related AGLC
policies; or
b) A person who
owns/leases, operates and controls an establishment for making liquor
outside of Alberta who meets the following requirements of a class E
Manufacturer (Brewery) in Alberta:
i) 5000 hectolitres
minimum annual production capacity;
ii) all beer must be
manufactured on site;
iii) fermentation,
maturation and storage tanks with a minimum of 10 hectolitres capacity each;
iv) there must be a
weekly minimum of 50 hectolitres overall fermentation, maturation and storage
capability and there must be space available to add additional tanks to
achieve overall annual capacity, and
v) The person must have
the continuous right to solely occupy and control the facility whether or
not the facility is owned or leased by the person.
2) A qualified
manufacturer is eligible for the small brewer rates on products for
distribution in Alberta only if it is either:
a) the owner of the
trade/brand names it manufacturers; or
b) the registered agency
in Alberta of the products it manufactures.
3) A registered agency
that has a product produced at only one qualified manufacturer, that
qualified Manufacturer having annual world-wide production of all products
less that 10,000 hectolitres, is eligible for the small brewer rate.
*** IMPORTANT
NOTE: Only those beer manufacturers and suppliers whose annual
worldwide production was less than 200,000 HL when they entered the Alberta
market are eligible for the transition mark-up rates.
Wholesale prices are calculated by adding the specified markup to the
landed cost, which includes shipping and handling charges and then adding
the goods and services tax of 5%. Private liquor stores purchase from the AGLC at Wholesale price and then apply their own mark-up to determine their
own retail price.
Provincial Sales Tax on
Beverage Alcohol is not applicable.
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