Is charging extra for non-dairy milk discrimination? | Drayton Valley Western Review
Coffee customers claim paying as much as $2.15 more for non-dairy alternatives like oat, almond or soy is a form of discrimination.
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Coffee customers claim paying as much as $2.15 more for non-dairy alternatives like oat, almond or soy is a form of discrimination.
Coffee customers claim paying as much as $2.15 more for non-dairy alternatives like oat, almond or soy is a form of discrimination.
Coffee customers claim paying as much as $2.15 more for non-dairy alternatives like oat, almond or soy is a form of discrimination.
Coffee customers claim paying as much as $2.15 more for non-dairy alternatives like oat, almond or soy is a form of discrimination.
Coffee customers claim paying as much as $2.15 more for non-dairy alternatives like oat, almond or soy is a form of discrimination.