WASHINGTON (AP) — Two companies that partner with retailers to deliver alcoholic beverages in the District of Columbia have been declared legal by city regulators.
The D.C. Alcohol Beverage Control Board informed the companies Drizly and Klink on Friday that their business models don’t violate District law.
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