All Content from Business Insider | Mamdani is cracking down on food delivery app junk fees in NYC by Allie Kelly
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Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced a nearly $1 million settlement with food delivery app HungryPanda.The junk fee case follows a settlement with Uber Eats and other apps over worker pay violations.The administration says it will continue taking on corporations to protect consumers and businesses.At the Prospect Park Zoo's red panda exhibit, New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced a crackdown on the fees food-delivery apps charge to businesses and consumers.
The press conference's location was a nod to the food delivery platform HungryPanda, which largely services Asian restaurants. The administration alleged that the app illegally overcharged hundreds of these businesses through junk fees, and announced a $875,000 settlement on Wednesday. More than 380 restaurants will receive relief money, the mayor said, after the app "bamboozled hardworking New Yorkers."
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