These practices limit brand selections by retailers and, directly or indirectly, coerced them to favor brands from a particular supplier. They proscribed all practice that would give the appearance of inducing retailers to carry one supplier's brands in lieu of those of other suppliers. The FAA Act also prohibits suppliers from having ownership interest in retailers, although it does permit them to own retailers outright. All states further had to decide whether, and on what basis, they would permit the sale of stronger beer, wine, and distilled spirits when the 21st Amendment did become effective on December 5, 1933. States took two broad paths.
Beer is sold in the private sector in all states.
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