Summary
Berkeley's making a move to nudge you towards healthier choices at the checkout. Get ready to see less candy and more nutritious options right where you pay for your groceries.
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Impact analysis
Stores might see a slight shift in what sells best at the register, but it's unlikely to break the bank.
Shoppers looking to make healthier impulse buys and potentially the city's public health goals.
Candy companies and anyone who really, really loves grabbing a chocolate bar while waiting in line.
Mentions & discussions (2)
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