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Top fast food restaurants McDonald's and Chipotle said some price increases will be coming in California as the state enacts a higher minimum wage for workers.
McDonald’s was among several companies objecting to the previous law. According to state data, In-N-Out, Chipotle, McDonald's and Chick-fil-A each spent over $11 million to oppose the $22 minimum wage law. "It's going to be a pretty significant increase to our labor," Chipotle Chief Financial Officer Jack Hartung said in a call with investors."We haven't made a decision on exactly what level of pricing we're going to take. But to take care of the dollar cost of that and/or the margin part of that, we haven't decided yet where we will land. It's going to be a mid to high single-digit price increase, but we are definitely going to pass this on.
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