A PROMINENT US city has eased a ban on a certain shopping perk this month.
The amendment offers five specific adjustments that could eliminate sticker shock for consumers.
In San Diego, California, city council members passed an ordinance earlier this spring that required grocery stores to offer only physical, paper coupons or discounts instead of digital-only versions, per Grocery Dive.
Except, at a July 1 meeting, members voted to loosen their grip around the ordinance…