Study hits wine sales 'monopoly'
Food store proposal would lower prices, Mass. trade group says
Advocates for a November ballot initiative that would allow more Massachusetts food stores to sell wine said yesterday that their proposal would save consumers $26 million to $36 million per year by ending the ``virtual monopoly" of wine sales by package stores. (Full article: 599 words)
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