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California Lawmaker Calls for Cap on Third-Party Restaurant Delivery Fees

Three Major Cities Join Others Nationally Enacting Temporary Limits During Pandemic
As cities seek to protect smaller restaurants from rising costs, major delivery companies contend that government-imposed fee caps could cause struggling establishments to lose business while raising costs to consumers for a vital service amid pandemic dining restrictions. (Uber Eats)
As cities seek to protect smaller restaurants from rising costs, major delivery companies contend that government-imposed fee caps could cause struggling establishments to lose business while raising costs to consumers for a vital service amid pandemic dining restrictions. (Uber Eats)
CoStar News
January 27, 2021 | 5:04 AM

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A California lawmaker has proposed capping delivery fees charged to restaurants by third-party providers at 15% of menu order prices, reflecting a nationwide debate over services that have come to be seen as a lifeline for many restaurants amid pandemic-forced shutdowns of dining rooms.

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