1. (a) Permittees authorized to export distilled spirits and wines shall maintain copies of billing invoices and shipping documents to support any export out of the State of Texas. Supporting documentation shall include an order signed by the purchaser of the distilled spirits or wines or, in case of return to a distillery or manufacturer, a letter of authority.
2. (b) The distilled spirits or wines may then be delivered to a common carrier, holding a carrier's permit, or if the applicant is the holder of a private carrier permit, such distilled spirits or wines may be transported and exported upon vehicles described in the application filed with the commission of such private carrier permit. Only common carriers holding a carrier permit and holders of a private carrier permit are privileged to transport for export distilled spirits and wines.
3. (c) If an export shipment of distilled spirits or wines is transported upon vehicles under a private carrier permit, the permittee must also obtain verification of the receipt of the merchandise from the state liquor authority in the state where the shipment is received. Verifications of this type must be kept on file by the permittee for inspection or audit by any representative of the commission.
4. (d) No person shall export any distilled spirits or wines in any manner other than as herein specified.

Source Note:The provisions of this §41.11 adopted to be effective January 1, 1976; amended to be effective August 18, 2015, 40 TexReg 5145.