Attorney General James warns against price gouging of baby formula
AG James is also reminding parents not to pay up if they think prices at the store are inflated. James says consumers should report the high price to her office and speak to their doctor if they are running low on formula.
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May 11, 2022, 9:21 PM
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yesterdayState Attorney General Letitia James is warning businesses that price gouging is illegal as parents struggle to find baby formula during a nationwide shortage.
James is also reminding parents not to pay up if they think prices at the store are inflated. James says consumers should report the high price to her office and speak to their doctor if they are running low on formula.
Food pantries are also an option if parents are running low.
You can report potential concerns about price gouging to the AG's office by filing out a complaint online or calling 800-771-7755.
