BOLTON — The Beer Store unveils partnerships and investments in response to evolving regulations in Ontario’s beverage alcohol marketplace.The company has expanded its distribution network to accommodate increasing grocery and convenience store customers. Currently, nearly 4,000 convenience store locations have been integrated, with plans to add up to 10,000 new points of sale soon. Additionally, the organization has supported the increased availability of large format packs in grocery stores over the summer.In response to these changes, The Beer Store is now offering convenience items including snacks and energy beverages from brands like Old Dutch, Frito Lay, Jack Links, Great Canadian Meat, and Red Bull. These items are available at various retail locations and through online orders.The Beer Store has also invested over $100 million in several initiatives. These include renovations to select retail stores, the construction of a new distribution center in Bolton, enhancements to online sales and delivery services, and upgrades to point-of-sale technology. The organization has partnered with various delivery platforms, including Skip the Dishes, ensuring 95 per cent of stores can provide rapid delivery services.“Bring it on – we’re ready,” said Roy Benin, president of The Beer Store, “We see this as a new chapter for The Beer Store and we’re excited to compete. All of our channels – from distribution to retail to deposit return will continue to deliver for Ontario.” (ICE TORONTO)

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