Plan for Fees Could Reduce Alcohol Outlets in Estonia

The Estonian government is thinking about charging fees for selling alcohol. This is to reduce the number of shops that sell alcohol. Experts think this will help lower the number of outlets.

The Estonian Ministry of Social Affairs is looking at a new plan. They want to make it more expensive to get permission to sell alcohol. The goal is to cut down on the many alcohol shops in Estonia. Experts believe that higher fees will discourage businesses from opening. This could lead to fewer places selling alcoholic beverages.

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