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Gov. Murphy Expands NJ Liquor Licenses Ahead of Global Sports Events

Summary by Utica Phoenix

TRENTON – As New Jersey continues to lead as a premier location for global sporting events, including the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 and FIFA World Cup 2026, Governor Phil Murphy today signed legislation enhancing the state’s alcoholic beverage licensing framework to support operations at host venues. The legislation permits alcohol licensing exclusively for global sporting events, expanding all-inclusive areas at New Jersey’s largest venues while…

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Gov. Murphy Expands NJ Liquor Licenses Ahead of Global Sports Events

TRENTON – As New Jersey continues to lead as a premier location for global sporting events, including the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 and FIFA World Cup 2026, Governor Phil Murphy today signed legislation enhancing the state’s alcoholic beverage licensing framework to support operations at host venues. The legislation permits alcohol licensing exclusively for global sporting events, expanding all-inclusive areas at New Jersey’s largest venues while…

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Utica Phoenix broke the news in 2 days ago on Wednesday, March 12, 2025.

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