Finnish Alko plans to turn small shops into selling vans

Alcohol retailer Alko is planning to replace small shops with alcohol selling shop vans, reported a Finnish language business newspaper Kauppalehti.

According to the plan, one shop van could take care of areas of many small shops by taking a long route in a single day.

In this case, right to sell alcohol from vehicles would have to be included in the amendment of the Alcohol Act.

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