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Code · Maryland · Alcoholic Beverages and Cannabis

§ 2-504

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§2–504.
(a)At each catered event at which alcoholic beverages are served, the holder of a general statewide or limited statewide caterer’s license shall:
(1)supply service personnel, including bartenders and waiters;
(2)ensure that the service personnel are present at all times during the catered event;
(3)have at least one individual at the catered event who has been certified by an alcohol awareness program under § 4–505 of this article;
(4)ensure that the sale of food represents at least 70% of the total cost of the catered event; and
(5)return all unopened containers of alcoholic beverages to the holder’s principal place of business at the end of the catered event.
(1)The holder of a general statewide or limited statewide caterer’s license may not:
(i)deliver alcoholic beverages to a catered event without service personnel present on the premises of the catered event; and
(ii)except when operating under an on–premises retail license that may be annually renewed issued by a local licensing board, serve alcoholic beverages at:
1. the holder’s principal place of business; or
2. an event for which the holder is a sponsor or promoter.
(2)To ensure product integrity, a partially used keg of a malt beverage may not be used at another catered event.
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