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Daily Harvest Hit With Lawsuits From People Who Say They Had Their Gallbladders Removed After Consuming Meal KitsDaily Harvest, a direct-to-consumer brand that relied on a network of online influencers to promote its products, announced earlier this month the voluntary recall of its French Lentil and Leek Crumbles after people who consumed it reported becoming ill.

Amazon, Rite Aid Cap Purchase Of Emergency ContraceptivesAmazon is limiting how many emergency contraceptives consumers can buy, joining other retailers who put in place similar caps following the Supreme Court decision overruling Roe v. Wade.

Airbnb Sees Success In Pennsylvania, New Jersey Party Ban, Places Permanent Party Ban At Listings Across GlobeA temporary ban was put in place back in August of 2020 and new statistics show the ban proved effective, Airbnb says.

Pocono Summit In Monroe County Ranked 15th On Best Cities To Invest In Vacation Rentals ListVacation rentals have never been stronger - last month, they rose a record 26% from the same time in 2019.

President Joe Biden Calling On Congress To Suspend Federal Gas Tax For Remainder Of SummerPresident Joe Biden is calling on Congress to suspend the federal gas tax for the remainder of the summer to help ease the pain at the pump.

Drivers Are Still Feeling The Pain At The Pump As National Average Passes $5Many experts believe the average gallon of gas could hit $6 per gallon by August.

Starbucks May Close Its Bathroom To Public Again, CEO SaysStarbucks opened its bathrooms to the public in 2018 after two Black men were denied use of the bathroom in a Philadelphia Starbucks while they were waiting for a friend to arrive.

Target Slashing Prices For Consumers Because They Have Too Much InventoryThe retail giant said Tuesday that it would mark down prices on some bigger-ticket items that consumers have pulled back on purchasing and cancel pending orders from suppliers.

'Shrinkflation' Is Real, Packages Getting Smaller As Prices Stay The SameWell, you aren't crazy. Packages are getting smaller as "shrinkflation" hits grocery aisles across the United States.

Pennsylvania Investing Nearly $2 Million In Reading-Based ByHeart In Effort To Ease Baby Formula ShortageGov. Wolf announced on Wednesday that the state is investing just shy of $2 million in ByHeart.

'Jersey Fresh' Initiative Encourages Customers To Buy From Local Farmers As Supply Costs SpikeLike families at the grocery store, Walker said he and his fellow farmers have seen their supply costs spike to about triple what they paid two years ago.

Judge Approves Settlement For Nearly 22 Million Customers Affected By Wawa Data BreachWawa says customers' debit and credit card numbers, expiration dates and cardholder names were exposed.

Several Major Philadelphia Utility Companies Now Hosting Virtual AppointmentsThe sessions are held Wednesdays from four until 8 p.m.

Delaware Valley Families Facing Tough Choices As Cost Of Fresh Produce Continues To SkyrocketThe USDA predicts the costs of fruits and vegetables will increase as much as 4.5% this year compared to last year.