Shipping alcohol to New Brunswick

New Brunswick signed a memorandum of understanding on direct-to-consumer sales on 7 July 2025, ahead of most provinces, but the province stated the change would take effect only once regulations were developed to specify eligible jurisdictions. That regulation, New Brunswick Regulation 2025-27, came into force on 1 August 2025: it lets a consumer import liquor shipped directly by a manufacturer authorized to sell it in Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia, Manitoba, British Columbia, Prince Edward Island, Saskatchewan, Alberta or Yukon (Newfoundland and Labrador is not on that list). We have found no source supporting the claim that provincial markups are waived on inbound shipments. New Brunswick is a signatory to the July 2026 multilateral agreement. The signatories' 21 July 2026 announcement states that Manitoba and New Brunswick allowed direct-to-consumer sales on all alcohol products before the multilateral agreement; it gives no start date. The operating agreement signed the same day lists no New Brunswick authorization for out-of-province producers (“N/A. No Authorization Required.”), and ANBL publishes no out-of-province producer list. The former GNB “Interprovincial trade” tariffs URL now returns 404.