A new study finds California's AB 2034 would increase grocery costs by $310/year per family — $2.4B statewide — plus $72M annually in state government costs, on top of the previously reported $34M to implement.

Four organizations — Consumer Brands Association, New Yorkers for Safe and Affordable Groceries, FISC, and the Food Industry Alliance of NYS — are calling on Governor Hochul to veto S-1239 before it becomes law.

A new independent analysis finds NY's S.B. 1239-F would impose $1.8B in compliance costs and drive a 6% increase in grocery prices for New York families — about $620 per household per year.