Senate File No. 198 amends and introduces laws concerning the sale of limited malt liquor in Minnesota. It defines limited malt liquor and food retailers and sets regulations for issuing off-sale licenses to food retailers, enabling them to sell malt liquor with varying alcohol content. The bill also details eligibility criteria for obtaining a license, including age restrictions, moral character, and prior convictions related to liquor or marijuana offenses. Additionally, it specifies operational rules, such as sales hours and prohibits the dilution or tampering of malt liquor contents. Further adjustments are made regarding the linkage between manufacturers, wholesalers, and retailers to prevent conflicts of interest. The proposed changes aim to refine the licensing process, compliance, and operational standards for those involved in the sale of limited malt liquor in Minnesota.