Basa continues to call for “proper consultation” by the government before considering any new regulations to stop the spread of Covid-19 over the coming months. covid19 alcoholban beer
“Our industry, and the over 450 000 livelihoods it supports, can simply not afford the president announcing another immediate ban on the legal trade of alcohol without any prior warning or an opportunity to properly engage with government,” said Pillay.
The association called on all liquor outlets and establishments to continue playing their part by enforcing the wearing of masks and social distancing in their establishments. “Finally, we also encourage all South Africans over the age of 18 years to get vaccinated. This is the only way we will be able to fully reopen the economy and resume our normal lives.”
- The sale of alcohol from retail outlets for off-site consumption will be permitted between 10 am and 6 pm from Monday to Friday.
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