$6 mozz sticks… $5 delivery fee. NYC could soon let food-delivery apps charge restaurants more. Refresher: when the pandemic hit, lawmakers limited fees to 20% in the US's largest food-delivery market. Now Grubhub and DoorDash are pushing a bill that would let them charge more $$ for perks like marketing. Supporters say the bill could help small eateries get greater exposure, while critics say it favors big franchises that can afford to splurge. The clock’s ticking: delivery apps hope that extra fees can help offset the higher wages that could go into effect in Gotham early in the new year.
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