Shoppers are entitled to the lowest advertised, listed, or labeled price for any specific item at a store location. Shoppers should check receipts BEFORE leaving the store to make sure they are correct. If overcharged, a shopper should bring the receipt to the attention of the manager or customer service desk. You can report a concern by using the appropriate complaint form and clicking the button below.
Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease (RHD) has been confirmed in wild cottontail rabbits found dead in Los Angeles County areas of Juniper Hills and Littlerock. Please visit…
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More information is available in the Official Notice (click here)
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Sharing the California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) State Veterinarian Dr. Annette Jones’ updated virulent Newcastle disease (VND) message as of February 20,2020. Please…
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Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease (RHD) has been confirmed in wild cottontail rabbits found dead in Los Angeles County areas of Juniper Hills and Littlerock. Please visit…
More information is available in the Official Notice (click here)
Sharing the California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) State Veterinarian Dr. Annette Jones’ updated virulent Newcastle disease (VND) message as of February 20,2020. Please…
We are dedicated to ensuring that consumers receive the full weight, volume, count, or other measurement of commodities for which they pay. We regulate all petroleum fuel meters, utility submeters, odometers, taximeters, LPG meters, and all grocery, butcher, jewelry, postal, vehicle, luggage, and shipping scales. We test devices and order the removal of inaccurate devices from service until repaired and recalibrated. Inspectors perform undercover purchases at grocery and retail stores, gasoline stations, and recycling outlets to compare prices charged to advertised and shelf prices and to monitor appropriate use of scales and meters. We check packages for labeling and quantity accuracy.
