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Delivering alcohol by third party delivery apps under consideration in Iowa
The bill would allow alcohol delivery from a restaurant, grocery or liquor store through apps like DoorDash or Uber Eats
Posted: Apr 9, 2021 12:59 AM
Posted By: Alex Jirgens
CLEAR LAKE, Iowa - Food delivery apps like DoorDash and Uber Eats have gained popularity all the more during the pandemic. Now, you may soon be able to order beer, whiskey or cabernet straight from your phone.
A bill that passed through the Iowa House would allow alcohol from restaurants, grocery and liquor stores to be delivered through an app. The legislation would require services and retailers to have an agreement that consists of the name and address of each participating business, and the delivery service involved. All of this would have to be electronically submitted to the Iowa Alcoholic Beverages Division.
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It looks like Iowans will soon be able to order their favorite spirits through third-party delivery apps like GrubHub, EatStreet, and DoorDash.
As reported by RadioIowa, some major moves in the Iowa legislature is putting the possibility of getting your booze delivered at the touch of a button on the fast path.