(Portland, OR) -- Companies that deliver beer, wine, cider, and cocktails in Oregon will need to follow new rules starting in January. This year, the Legislature passed a law that requires alcohol delivery companies to train drivers to make sure the products stay out of the hands of minors and people who are visibly intoxicated. It's the same rules restaurants, grocery and convenience stores have to follow. The lack of oversight has led to delivery companies leaving alcoholic drinks on doorsteps without confirming that the order was received by someone older than 21. OLCC has training programs, so drivers are ready ahead of the January 1st.