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Sovos Announces Resource to Track Direct-to-Consumer Wine Shipping Rules

Below is a press release by Sovos, the company behind ShipCompliant, announcing a new resource providing state-by-state direct wine shipping compliance information. This resource is freely accessible, and may be of interest to Oregon wineries shipping directly to consumers in various states.


July 16, 2018: Sovos is excited to announce the launch of our new ShipCompliant Direct-to-Consumer (DtC) Wine Shipping Rules resource center. Wineries can use this tool to track the compliance obligations they have in any state where they currently sell their products. They can also review the requirements in any new state they hope to enter.

The DtC market has seen tremendous growth in the last ten years, topping $2.6 billion in sales in 2017, as was reported in the annual Direct-to-Consumer Wine Shipping Report. This growth seems poised to continue as states, wineries, and consumers embrace this channel. For example, Pennsylvania legalized DtC wine shipping only in 2016, but it has already catapulted into the top 10 destinations for shipments.

Despite this surge, DtC wine shipping is still not accepted in every state. A handful states do not permit it outright, while a few others take the middle road and only allow DtC shipping only when consumers have made their purchases while on-site at a winery’s tasting room.

These varying – and often complex – rules create a complicated landscape for wineries looking to sell through the DtC channel. The goal of the ShipCompliant DtC Wine Shipping Rules resource center is to enable wineries to ship wine direct-to-consumer with the confidence they are in compliance by arming them with the right information and resources.

The DtC Wine Shipping Rules page allows users to select states using an interactive map. Each state page offers an authoritative look at what wineries can expect when they sell wine DtC to those areas, for instance, which licenses they will need to apply for, which taxes they will need to charge, and any restrictions on the products that can be shipped DtC.

About ShipCompliant by Sovos

Sovos offers a nimble software solution tailored to the unique compliance obligations faced by beverage alcohol businesses. As part of the Sovos suite of solutions, ShipCompliant users have access to constantly updated, accurate regulatory information for each of the jurisdictions in which they have compliance obligations.

Sovos’ ShipCompliant platform is the leading compliance and technology platform, automating registrations, tax calculations and reporting in the heavily regulated beverage alcohol industry. With ShipCompliant by Sovos, wineries, breweries, distilleries and other beverage alcohol companies can stay ahead of the latest regulatory changes impacting their business models. Learn more at http://sovos.com/shipcompliant.

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