End of year drama ends with deal to help local distilleries avoid $14K sanitizer fee

End of year drama ends with deal to help local distilleries avoid $14K sanitizer fee
Despite stepping up to help produce hand sanitizer this spring, local distilleries were told by the FDA to pay up this week.
Author: Kent Erdahl
Updated: 7:58 PM CST January 1, 2021
MINNEAPOLIS — DuNord Craft Spirits was closed on New Year's Day, but there was plenty of drama to close the year.
"I think the first thing out of my mouth was, '2020 is not done with us,'" said Chris Montana, owner of DuNord in Minneapolis.
Montana says he and other owners thought they were being scammed earlier in the week, after getting an alert from the FDA, saying that anyone who produced hand sanitizer during the pandemic, owed a registration fee totaling $14,060.

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