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Starting July 1, Florida restaurants must disclose mandatory fees and service charges before customers place their orders, according to a new law. This includes service charges, credit card surcharges, and delivery fees. The law aims to enhance transparency and trust between restaurants and diners.
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Starting July 1, Florida restaurants must disclose mandatory fees and service charges before customers place their orders, according to a new law. This includes service charges, credit card surcharges, and delivery fees. The law aims to enhance transparency and trust between restaurants and diners.
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