Va. Code Ann. § 3.2-3007
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As used in this chapter, unless the context requires a different meaning:
"Board" means the Virginia Spirits Board.
"Cooper" means a commercial producer of wooden casks, barrels, and other staved wooden containers who sells at least $10,000 worth of such wooden containers of a type used for the production of spirits.
"Fund" means the Virginia Spirits Promotion Fund.
"Maltster" means a commercial producer of malt who (i) sells at least $10,000 worth of malt annually or (ii) has planted and maintains at least three acres of grains of a type used for the production of spirits.
"Spirits" means the same as that term is defined in § 4.1-100 .
2020, cc. 85 , 410 .
"Board" means the Virginia Spirits Board.
"Cooper" means a commercial producer of wooden casks, barrels, and other staved wooden containers who sells at least $10,000 worth of such wooden containers of a type used for the production of spirits.
"Fund" means the Virginia Spirits Promotion Fund.
"Maltster" means a commercial producer of malt who (i) sells at least $10,000 worth of malt annually or (ii) has planted and maintains at least three acres of grains of a type used for the production of spirits.
"Spirits" means the same as that term is defined in § 4.1-100 .
2020, cc. 85 , 410 .
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