The sale of Waste Harmonics marks one of Arcapita’s most successful exits to date and is a testament to the firm’s strong investment strategy
Abu Dhabi's tourism authority has released a new set of rules for selling alcoholic beverages, and establishments have been given six months to comply.
In an advisory issued to distribution companies and retail shop managers, the Department of Culture and Tourism — Abu Dhabi (DCT) has specified the technical and ingredient requirements for alcoholic drinks.
These guidelines, it said, were developed to ensure the safety of both consumers and suppliers.
Under the DCT policy, the minimum alcoholic strength must be 0.5 per cent. Wine should be free from vinegar taste or smell, while beer should not contain any artificial sweeteners, flavours and colourants, except for caramel.
"The product must be prepared and handled in accordance with suitable sanitary conditions," it added.
The drinks should also be packed in clean containers that can "protect it from pollution and damage".
All information about the ingredients, origin, manufacturer, shelf life, and alcohol percentage must be specified on the labels.
The rules also covered other details about the kinds of alcohol used — as well as packaging, transport, and storage.
Retail shops and distribution companies are given six months to make necessary adjustments. Legal measures shall be taken against violators.
ALSO READ:
The sale of Waste Harmonics marks one of Arcapita’s most successful exits to date and is a testament to the firm’s strong investment strategy
The value of emirate's real GDP in the second quarter reached its highest level at Dh287 billion, according to preliminary estimates
An executive MBA programme serves as a vehicle for forging strong and diverse professional networks
Inside the 516-foot-wide 'engineering marvel', a high-resolution LED screen wraps halfway around the 17,500-seat audience
The young entrepreneur has also launched a first-of-its kind, interactive eco-club website for kids
The medicine prize kicks off this year's awards with the remaining five to be unveiled in the coming days
According to local media reports, all passengers and crew onboard lost their lives in this accident
Explained: Monthly contributions you would need to make to hit your first Dh1 million