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The Senate Committee on Commerce and Labor convened on June 1, 2025, to discuss several key legislative proposals impacting the brewing industry in Nevada. A significant focus of the meeting was on Assembly Bill 4 (AB 4), which aims to address challenges faced by local breweries in distributing their products.
Brianna Wagner, president and owner of Houston Brewing Company, expressed strong support for AB 4, highlighting that the bill would help breweries better meet consumer demand. She noted that many requests from customers cannot currently be fulfilled due to existing regulations. Wagner emphasized that AB 4 would alleviate some of these issues, allowing breweries to enhance their service and reach more consumers.
Kyle Dolder, owner and cofounder of Las Vegas Brewing Company, also participated in the discussion, indicating a shared sentiment among local brewers regarding the need for legislative support to improve distribution capabilities.
The committee's discussions reflect a growing recognition of the challenges faced by Nevada's brewing industry and the potential for legislative action to foster growth and consumer access. The outcome of AB 4 could significantly impact local breweries and their ability to thrive in a competitive market. Further deliberations and decisions on this bill are anticipated in the coming weeks.
Converted from 6/1/2025 - Senate Committee on Commerce and Labor meeting on June 02, 2025
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