In the case of Pennsylvania, Forbes reports that residents are travelling to Delaware to buy alcohol rather than refraining from buying it altogether. “In a crisis, unintended consequences are major concern for industries and citizens alike,” Korsmo said, asking governors to keep drinks merchants open so “as to not encourage bad actors to pop-up black market liquor operations.” Could a black market for booze emerge in the US if alcohol retailers are forced to close their doors?Īs reported by Forbes, Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of America CEO, Michelle Korsmo, has warned that a black market for booze may emerge if alcohol retailers are forced to close their doors to stop the spread of coronavirus. An illicit black market for alcohol could emerge in the US if more states follow Pennsylvania’s lead and close liquor stores across the country.
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