restaurants
Every record this desk has filed under restaurants, newest first, each with the number of sources it can still show you.
FTC and states sue Toast over alleged hidden fees and barriers to restaurant subscription cancellation
The October 29 lawsuit alleges Toast charged restaurants for unwanted services, obscured fees and made cancellation difficult. It also challenges a 99-cent fee charged to patrons on certain past online orders. The complaint seeks an injunction and monetary relief; the court has not decided the allegations in the documents read.
Also filed underconsumer-protectionsubscriptionsfeeslitigationfederal-trade-commission
FDA proposes broader food-traceability relief for restaurants and retailers above its existing small-business exemption
FDA released draft guidance stating that it does not intend to enforce its food-traceability requirements for another band of small restaurants and retailers. The thresholds use three-year average food sales or provision, adjusted for inflation from 2020. Comments on the draft are due November 23 for consideration before final guidance. A separate November 6 meeting will examine tracking problems and possible flexibility.
Also filed underfood-safetyfood-traceabilitysmall-businesspublic-commentfederal-register
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