Tasmac revises liquor prices from November 1, links refund to bottle returns
Environment cess to be added to the existing maximum retail price of Indian Made Foreign Liquor, beer, wine, liquor from other States and imported liquor; those who return the bottles will get a refund of ₹10
Tasmac, the Tamil Nadu State Marketing Corporation, plans to increase the maximum retail price (MRP) of all liquor variants across the state by ₹10 starting November 1. The hike is linked to an environment cess added to the existing price, which will be refunded to consumers who return their empty liquor bottles. This revision applies to Indian Made Foreign Liquor, beer, wine, liquor from other states, and imported liquor.
Tasmac has directed manufacturers and distributors to ensure that the revised price labels are affixed at production facilities, wholesale depots, and retail outlets. Existing stocks without buy back QR code stickers must be identified and labelled by October 31. The Corporation has also instructed shop personnel not to collect any additional amount beyond the revised MRP.
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