Grocers warn San Jose’s self-checkout ordinance could mean fewer checkout options and higher prices. Read the receipts: Long Beach shoppers already face longer lines since the new rules took effect.
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Read the Receipts: @VICASFValley president Ruben Gonzalez warns Glendale and West Hollywood not to repeat Long Beach's self-checkout mistake.
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At a time when local families are watching every dollar, local proposals should fight to lower prices, not raise them.
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“A bad decision by the City Council that is now spreading to other places making bad decisions.”
Read the receipts: Californians don’t want costly self-checkout mandates. So, who are they for?
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California families already pay some of the highest grocery prices in the nation, second only to Hawaii and Alaska.
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When costly mandates force stores to close, lower-income neighborhoods are hurt the most, facing food and retail deserts that mean fewer options and longer trips to access essentials.
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Analysis of a similar statewide proposal found that self-checkout mandates could raise annual operating costs by $497.1 million, forcing retailers to raise prices or close their doors.
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Groceries and essentials already take the largest share of low-income household budgets. Costly mandates will only make it worse by driving up prices, making it harder to fill a cart.
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California’s cost of living is already one of the highest in the nation, second only to Hawaii. Mandates like those on self-checkout will only make it worse.
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