Powdered alcohol, given the green light by federal regulators in March, is facing battles across the country as state legislatures and federal politicians file legislation aimed at banning the newly ...
Sorry, alcohol enthusiasts: while we reported earlier that the federal government had approved powdered alcohol for public sale, it turns out that they made an error ...
The head of North Carolina's Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission has asked lawmakers to ban powdered alcohol, something that he says could go on sale with little to no regulation this summer unless ...
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — Alcohol in powdered form that can become a cocktail with a little water could be prohibited before it reaches North Carolina markets. The House gave initial approval Monday to ...
Ladies and gentlemen, once again, powdered alcohol is upon us. For real this time. That’s right, the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau has officially approved the substance, better known as ...
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) – Indiana could ban powdered alcohol before it even has a chance to hit store shelves, as a House committee voted unanimously Wednesday not to allow the new product’s sale, purchase ...
Two days after a federal regulator approved powdered alcohol, there's already an attempt to ban it. Sen. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., said today he is introducing legislation in the Senate to make the ...
For a time, Americans feared that kill-joy regulators would try to keep Palcohol (freeze dried alcohol) out of their hands, as they have done with other questionable substances, like Four Loko. But ...
Palcohol, a powdered form of alcohol that can be mixed into drinks, has been approved by a federal regulator, NBC News reported Thursday. The company hopes to have four styles of Palcohol on sale this ...
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