Tex. Alcoh. Bev. Code Section 109.09
Removal, Destruction, and Disposal of Uninsured Beverages Unfit for Consumption


(a)

Uninsured ale, malt liquor, or beer that becomes unfit for public consumption, as described by Section 103.07 (Beverage of Illicit Manufacture or Unfit for Consumption)(b), may be removed from the inventory of a retailer and destroyed and disposed of if the holder of the brewer’s permit or manufacturer’s license who manufactured the beverage and the wholesaler or distributor who distributed the beverage jointly determine that the beverage:

(1)

became unfit for public consumption as the result of a natural disaster in an area declared to be a disaster under Section 418.014 (Declaration of State of Disaster), Government Code; and

(2)

should be removed from the inventory of the retailer.

(b)

A brewer or manufacturer and a wholesaler or distributor who jointly agree to the removal of a beverage under Subsection (a) shall jointly provide for the delivery and replacement of the removed beverage at no cost to the retailer from whose inventory the beverage is removed. The brewer or manufacturer who manufactured the removed beverage is responsible for the cost of a replacement beverage provided under this section. The wholesaler or distributor who distributed the removed beverage is responsible for the cost of delivering a replacement beverage provided under this section.

(c)

A retailer from whose inventory a beverage is removed under this section is responsible for the costs associated with the removal, destruction, and disposal of the removed beverage.

(d)

The commission by rule shall provide requirements governing the removal, destruction, and disposal by a retailer of uninsured ale, malt liquor, or beer that is determined to be unfit for public consumption under this section. Rules adopted under this subsection must include provisions requiring verification by a retailer from whose inventory a beverage is removed that the beverage has been removed, destroyed, and disposed of in the manner required by the commission.
Added by Acts 2019, 86th Leg., R.S., Ch. 982 (S.B. 1210), Sec. 2, eff. September 1, 2019.

Source: Section 109.09 — Removal, Destruction, and Disposal of Uninsured Beverages Unfit for Consumption, https://statutes.­capitol.­texas.­gov/Docs/AL/htm/AL.­109.­htm#109.­09 (accessed Jun. 5, 2024).

109.01
Sale of Salvaged or Insured Loss
109.02
Registration of Beverages with Commission
109.03
Prerequisite to Salability
109.04
Sale of Malt Beverages: Procedure
109.05
Sale of Liquor: Procedure
109.06
Purchaser’s Right to Use Beverages
109.07
Salvor May Reject Bid
109.08
Exclusion
109.09
Removal, Destruction, and Disposal of Uninsured Beverages Unfit for Consumption
109.21
Home Production of Wine or Malt Beverages
109.22
Delivery of Home-produced Wine or Malt Beverages for Certain Purposes
109.31
Municipal Regulation of Liquor
109.32
Municipal and County Regulation of Malt Beverages
109.33
Sales near School, Church, or Hospital
109.35
Orders for Prohibition on Consumption
109.36
Consumption of Alcoholic Beverages near Homeless Shelter or Substance Abuse Treatment Center
109.51
Sacramental Wine
109.52
Warehouse Receipts
109.53
Citizenship of Permittee
109.54
Festivals and Civic Celebrations
109.55
Certificate
109.56
Conviction of Offense Relating to Discrimination
109.57
Application of Code
109.58
Relaxation of Restrictions as to Charitable Events
109.59
Application of Distance Requirements
109.60
Purchases by Certain Permitees
109.61
Use of Certain Electronically Readable Information
109.62
Temporary Relocation of Distributor or Wholesaler During Emergency
109.63
Bulk Transfers Between Certain Permittees and Licensees
109.64
Bulk Purchase for Industrial Use
109.331
Sales near Day-care Center or Child-care Facility
109.531
Additional Requirements for Application or Renewal of Permit, License, or Certificate by Out-of-state Residents
109.532
Criminal History Background Checks
109.541
Tastings at Certain Festivals and Civic Celebrations

Accessed:
Jun. 5, 2024

§ 109.09’s source at texas​.gov