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Calif. fast food minimum wage law will cost you $200 more a year for your Starbucks habit
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Your pricey daily Starbucks habit will now cost you a few extra beans — if you live in California.
The Seattle-based coffee giant increased already-inflated menu prices in its Golden State stores this week, after the state’s $20 minimum wage mandate for fast-food workers went into effect Monday, Business Insider reported.
The new law, AB-1228, impacts fast-food establishments with more than 60 locations nationwide, including Starbucks, McDonald’s and Pizza Hut.
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