New Jersey has permanently legalized the sale of cocktails to-go under a newly enacted law, allowing bars and restaurants to serve pre-mixed drinks in sealed containers for off-premises consumption. The move follows temporary measures implemented during the pandemic and aims to provide businesses with a continued revenue stream while offering customers more convenience. Supporters argue the policy could boost local economies by encouraging outdoor dining and social gatherings. Critics, however, raise concerns about public safety and potential increases in alcohol-related incidents outside licensed venues.
New Jersey makes cocktails to-go permanent under new law CBS News
