Senator Elizabeth Warren has raised concerns over a proposed merger between Sysco and Restaurant Depot, warning that it could result in higher costs for diners. She cautioned that the deal, potentially approved by the Trump administration, might make eating out more expensive. The senator highlighted the potential impact on restaurant prices, signaling broader economic implications for consumers. Her warning underscores growing scrutiny over corporate consolidations and their effects on everyday expenses.
Democratic Sen. Elizabeth Warren (Mass.) on Sunday warned against a merger between Sysco and Restaurant Depot, arguing it could lead to an increase in restaurant prices. “Watch out: going out to eat at your favorite restaurant could become even more expensive,” Warren wrote on the social platform X. “The Trump administration might approve a merger...
