Saskatchewan Alcohol Manufacturing Policy Manual
A manufacturer may produce more than one type of alcohol (e.g. beer, wine, spirits, cider and refreshments) upon authorization from SLGA to produce each type of alcohol. A manufacturer must adhere to the specific production level requirements for each type in order to remain classified as a craft manufacturer.
- Saskatchewan Beverage Alcohol Manufacturing
- Manufacturer permit
- Listing and pricing policies
- Saskatchewan Alcohol Manufacturing Policy Manual
- Production Levy Policy
Standalone Policies
Craft alcohol producers who wish to engage in custom, contract and collaboration manufacturing arrangements, are required to follow the policies listed below:
- Collaboration Manufacturing by Saskatchewan Craft Alcohol Producers
- Contract Manufacturing by Saskatchewan Craft Alcohol Producers
- Custom Manufacturing by Saskatchewan Craft Alcohol Producers
All Non-Permittee Contractors who are engaging in Contract Manufacturing with a Saskatchewan Craft Alcohol Producer, as specified by the Contract Manufacturing Policy above, are required to complete the Annual Production Declaration listed below:
Picnic Area Authorization for Craft Producers
Craft producers located on rural/farm property have the option to apply for a picnic area, per the terms in this (trial) policy:
Product Recalls
SK Craft manufacturers are required to abide by SLGA's Product Recall Policy as outlined in this document:
Quality Assurance
All craft manufacturers who distribute their products directly to retailers and commercial properties are subject to the Craft Alcohol Quality Assurance Policy:
Record Keeping
Alcohol manufacturers are required to abide by the Record Keeping Policy:
Traceability
Craft manufacturers are required to abide by the Traceability Policy: