Summary
Perris is making supermarkets remove candy, soda, and other junk food from checkout aisles starting in 2024. The goal is to cut impulse buys and nudge people toward healthier choices. If you usually grab a snack while waiting in line, that routine is about to change.
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Impact analysis
The city isn’t likely to see a big budget hit, but supermarkets may lose some impulse-sale revenue and face minor costs to rearrange checkout aisles.
Shoppers trying to avoid junk food—especially parents and health-conscious folks—get an easier time making healthier choices at checkout.
Supermarkets and candy/soda brands could lose checkout impulse sales, and shoppers who want a quick candy bar may be annoyed.
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