Translations for „off-sales“ in the English » German Dictionary

ˈoff-sales N

off-sales pl Brit:

off-sales

Verkauf m von Alkohol zum Mitnehmen

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English

Each restaurant is responsible for securing off-sales permission with its local authority, with sales commencing within usual off-licence trading hours between 10am and 10pm.

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The organisation said this increase was driven by a 53% jump in the amount of alcohol being sold through off-sales.

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Researchers also looked at prices and found the average price of a unit of alcohol sold through off-sales was 52p, unchanged for the past two years.

www.independent.co.uk

If you're trying to imagine, this is what follows allowing off-sales in restaurants.

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There has been a question mark over the ability of licensing boards to impose a new minimum purchase age for off-sales alcohol.

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Telly, warm homes, cheap off-sales and computer games and networking have all probably done more to reduce the demand for pubs than the smoking ban.

www.edp24.co.uk

And those remaining had to make up for the loss through higher off-sales.

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Beer off-sales were permitted from hotels starting in 1934, however the sale of wine and hard liquor remained more tightly controlled.

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There is also a network of private off-sales.

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Strenuous opposition would come from the politically significant owners of beer off-sales as well, mostly in the hotel sector.

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