The
LCBO is one of the world's largest purchasers
of beverage alcohol. Producers have significant
opportunities to develop brand awareness
and build strong businesses.
As an LCBO supplier, you may have access to:
- A network of five regional
warehouses that supply.
- 601 retail stores
that sell.
- 4,200 quality wines, spirits,
beers and coolers.
- Over 3,000 new VINTAGES
products released each year.
The company is organized into four business
units for domestic and imported products:
The LCBO is an agency of the
Province of Ontario, and reports to the
Minister of Public Infrastructure Renewal.
It exists to provide Ontario consumers with
excellent product selection and service,
and to be a leader in promoting responsible
use of beverage alcohol.
Private
Ordering
Private Ordering: There may be
products that customers or licencees want that
we don't carry. These products can be ordered
through the LCBO by contacting our Private
Ordering Department. Download the Private
Ordering Guidelines and the Frequently
Asked Questions for more information.
Consignment: Agents wishing to introduce
licensees to products that the LCBO doesn't
yet sell may be able to do so through our
Consignment Program.
This program helps participating agents
purchase a limited quantity of product
acquired on consignment terms at the LCBO's
warehouse in Toronto while they develop or
test the market for niche or new brands.
For more information on either Private
Ordering or Consignment, call the LCBO - see
the Contacts
section of this website.
The Ontario Beverage
Alcohol Marketplace
You may have other options to selling
beverage alcohol in Ontario. But by selling
through the LCBO, there are three key benefits:
- We
have an established market and Ontario-wide
distribution systems.
- We have well-established
procedures in place, and every product
is evaluated based on merit to our market.
- Because
of the business that we are, our trade
relationships are reliable.
Selling through the LCBO is cost-effective,
and a significant opportunity to build brands
and business.
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