On the recordJune 3, 2015
Requiring in-store information for 34 million potential menu items would cost each store an average of nearly $5,000 per year, and it wouldn't address the ultimate goal of informing consumers.
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congress.govRequiring in-store information for 34 million potential menu items would cost each store an average of nearly $5,000 per year, and it wouldn't address the ultimate goal of informing consumers.
Upton highlights the financial burden of menu labeling on businesses.
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