Canada’s LCBO to introduce weight limits on bottles

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According to a report in Decanter the Canadian province of Ontario will introduce an upper limit for how much an empty bottle of wine may weigh. Decanter refers to a letter written by the Liquor Control Board of Ontario (LCBO) that specifies an upper weight limit for bottles of 420 grams for wines retailing at CAD $ 15 or less.

More expensive wines will not have a strict upper limit but lighter bottles will be treated “favourably”. The decision is based on environmental considerations. decanter.com

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    1. Sorry for the spelling error (which it really was, even if it was in two places). Now corrected, as well as one more typo. :-)

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