Finland has approved changes to its alcohol laws that will allow online sales, home delivery and international sales of alcoholic beverages. The reform also gives Alko outlets permission to open on Sundays, widening access to state alcohol retail in a country where sales rules have long been tightly regulated.

The changes mark a significant shift in Finland’s alcohol market and in how consumers can buy drinks at home or across borders. Yle News reported the approval on Tuesday, but the practical details of how the new rules will be implemented were not immediately clear.