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The law at issue in the case only allows Maryland breweries to ship to buyers in the state. (Depositphotos)
Jan 7, 2026

Judge blocks state law preventing out-of-state breweries from shipping to Marylanders

A federal judge has blocked a state law that prevents out-of-state breweries from shipping beer to Maryland residents.

The law at issue in the case only allows Maryland breweries to ship to buyers in the state. (Depositphotos)
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Judge orders trial in case over MD law banning out-of-state breweries from shipping to consumers

A federal judge ordered a trial in a case over a state law that prevents out-of-state breweries from shipping to consumers in Maryland.

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