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As keg beer is less expensive than cans or bottles and the contribution margin is higher, why wouldn't every establishment offer it?

▸ Demand must justify equipment and maintenance cost of refrigeration, taps, and lines

▸ It has higher taxes and fees due to size of packaging and delivery charges

▸ Kegs are less available and therefore demand cannot be met without advance orders

▸ A special license is required to offer keg beer due to sanitization concerns

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ManageFirst: Principles of Food and Beverage Management

Edition: 2^nd

Author: National Restaurant Association

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