Summary
Perris has banned junk food from grocery checkout lines, so the candy and chips you usually grab while waiting to pay won’t be there anymore. It’s a public health push, but it’s also sparking debate over how much say a city should have in what stores stock.
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Impact analysis
Stores could lose some impulse-sale revenue, while the city may take on modest enforcement costs.
Shoppers trying to avoid temptation—especially parents and health-conscious residents—get a little extra help at checkout.
Retailers and snack makers could take a sales hit, and some shoppers may miss the convenience of grabbing a treat at checkout.
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