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S.F. supervisor drops vacant grocery store tax, pushes new plan

  • Posted on July 20, 2026
  • By San Francisco Chronicle
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San Francisco Supervisor Bilal Mahmood has withdrawn his contentious proposal targeting vacant chain grocery stores with additional taxation. Instead, he is redirecting efforts toward a comprehensive ordinance designed to strengthen and expand independent grocery retailers throughout the city. This strategic pivot reflects a shift from penalizing large chains to proactively supporting small-scale food retailers, addressing food access disparities in underserved neighborhoods while fostering local economic development and community engagement.

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S.F. supervisor drops vacant grocery store tax, pushes new plan
S.F. supervisor drops vacant grocery store tax, pushes new plan

Supervisor Bilal Mahmood said he’ll drop a controversial proposal to tax vacant chain grocery stores, shifting his focus to an ordinance to support smaller grocery stores.
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