Product display
 89. (1) The licensee must ensure that, (a) all beer and cider sold in the eligible grocery store outside of any wine boutique is displayed in a single contiguous product display area; and (b) all wine, excluding cider, is displayed in a single contiguous product display area. O. Reg. 746/21, s. 89 (1). (2) Other products may be displayed within the contiguous product display areas if they are displayed by the licensee for the purpose of cross-promotion with the liquor, unless the products, (a) are energy drinks; or (b) promote the immoderate consumption of liquor. O. Reg. 746/21, s. 89 (2). (3) The licensee shall ensure that at least 20 per cent of the containers of beer on display in the eligible grocery store are containers of beer produced by small breweries. O. Reg. 746/21, s. 89 (3). (4) The licensee shall ensure that at least 20 per cent of the containers of cider on display in the eligible grocery store outside of any wine boutique are containers of cider produced by small cideries. O. Reg. 746/21, s. 89 (4). (5) In the case of a beer and wine grocery store licence, the licensee shall ensure that at least 10 per cent of the containers of wine, excluding cider, on display in the eligible grocery store are containers of wine produced by small wineries. O. Reg. 746/21, s. 89 (5). (6) If the licensee sells VQA wines in the eligible grocery store outside of any wine boutique, the display area must contain one or more signs indicating the availability of VQA wines for sale. O. Reg. 746/21, s. 89 (6). (7) The licensee shall not sell containers of wine, excluding cider, in the eligible grocery store outside of any wine boutique that have a lower price than, (a) the amount specified in Column 2 of the Table to this subsection for the size of the container; or (b) in the case of wine that is sold in a container with a size that is not shown in Column 1 of the Table to this subsection, the amount determined in accordance with the following formula, (A / B) × C in which, “A” is the price shown in the Table to this subsection for a container that is next smaller than the container that is not shown, “B” is the size, in millilitres, of the container shown in the Table that is next smaller than the container that is not shown, and “C” is the size, in millimetres, of the container that is not shown. Table Item   Column   Container size in millilitres   Column 2   Minimum retail price in dollars 

  1.   50 or less   0.85 

  2.   200   3.35 

  3.   250   4.10 

  4.   300   4.80 

  5.   375   5.90 

  6.   400   6.20 

  7.   500   7.60 

  8.   600   9.00 

  9.   720   10.65 

  10.   750   10.95 

  11.   1000   14.05 

  12.   1500   20.15 

  13.   2000   25.90 

  14.   2250   28.75 

  15.   3000   37.90 

  16.   4000   49.35 O. Reg. 746/21, s. 89 (7). (8) If a minimum retail price for a container calculated under clause (7) (b) is higher than the minimum retail price in effect for the container size shown in the Table to subsection (7) that is next larger than the container size in respect of which the calculation is made, then despite subsection (7) the licensee may sell the wine for a price that is equal to or higher than the price for the container size shown in the Table that is next larger than the container size in respect of which the calculation is made. O. Reg. 746/21, s. 89 (8). (9) In the case of a beer and wine grocery store licence, the licensee shall ensure that at least 10 per cent of the containers of liquor on display in the eligible grocery store are containers of beer, and that at least 10 per cent of the containers of liquor on display are containers of wine, excluding cider. O. Reg. 746/21, s. 89 (9). (10) In the case of a beer and wine grocery store licence, the licensee shall ensure that at least 40 per cent of the containers of wine, excluding cider, on display in the eligible grocery store outside of any wine boutique are containers of wine that is produced using grapes from a single country and in respect of which at least one of the following criteria is satisfied: 1. The wine is quality assurance wine. 2. The wine was produced by a small winery. 3. The country where the grapes were grown produces, in the aggregate, less than 150 million litres of wine annually from grapes grown in that country. O. Reg. 746/21, s. 89 (10), 167 (2, 3). (11) On request, the LCBO shall give the licensee a list of beer and wine that could satisfy the obligations set out in subsections (3), (4), (5) and (10) and that it has made available for sale to eligible grocery stores. O. Reg. 746/21, s. 89 (11).