Most Craft Beer is done by themself, courier or through TNG/Prologix. I believe TNG covers all of Ontario.

I suspect that the LCBO is focusing thier energy on getting replenishment for their stores and fullfill bar and resturants orders. Just to piggyback on a couple of posts. The AGCO has really strict rules on how beer is sold and merchandise. One thing is that retailers can't take any incentives...

For Grocery we were told 2-3 weeks. The skids that were ordered at the begining of the strike only started arrving this week. I agree things need to change. The way the LCBO handle things left a lot to be desired. From the wineries that were ghosted to stores being shown we are not that...

https://toronto.citynews.ca/2024/07/15/ontario-licensed-grocery-stores-ready-to-drink-alcoholic-beverages-beer/ The plan was always to open ordering for RTD's on thr 18, only difference being that they can sell before Aug 1. The sucess is going to depend on how fast the RTD's can go to a direct...

I would be intrested to see the details on how it will work. Does the store need to proivde the containers/boxes to store the emptires. Who will be picking it up and how often. My thought would be The Beer Store does it when they deliver like they do with bars. Also both sides will bulk at the...

I work for a gorcery store that has a license to sell beer and wine. When the No Board Report was annoouced we tried to stock up as much as we could. Yes the LCBO did put themselves first. Our order was delayed three times and had up to 80% of the items were shorted. I don't know what the...

As of right now, the LCBO doesn't have a meaningful plan to serve it grocery partners. The last two weeks before the strike saw many zero outs on orders and they have been told that they must buy a whole pallet of one sku to get the product in. Going on strike over coolers is a mistake on the...