New York City Takes a Stand Against Unfair Delivery Fees. In a move aimed at supporting small business owners, the Mamdani administration has announced plans to protect immigrant restaurant owners from exorbitant fees charged by popular delivery apps. The proposed legislation seeks to regulate the often-abusive practices of companies like GrubHub and Uber Eats, which have been accused of taking up to 30% of restaurant sales through hidden fees and commissions. As the city's diverse food scene continues to thrive, this initiative aims to level the playing field for immigrant-owned restaurants, ensuring they can compete fairly and stay afloat in a competitive market.
Mamdani Administration Acts to Protect Immigrant Restaurant Owners From Delivery App Junk Fees NYC.gov
