NJ investigates pricey supermarket after rip-off complaints
🔲 NJ customers complain about store scale
🔲 Grocery store contacted by NJ officials
🔲 State officials says scale was examined
State officials said they were checking with the owners of a grocery store in North Jersey after online chatter about an in-store scale that was leading to customers being overcharged.
Attorney General Matthew Platkin said on X that it was a Whole Foods store in Essex County.
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The chain owned and operated by Amazon has stores in Newark, Montclair and West Orange in Essex County.
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