California minimum wage increase impacts shoppers

A new California law will increase farmworkers' minimum wages to $19.75 per hour, up from $16.90, affecting both domestic and H-2A guest workers. Lawmakers aimed to support low-paid laborers, but farmers warn that rising labor costs could lead to higher food prices and potential job cuts, with some also considering legal action against the law. Farmers express concern that increased costs will be passed to consumers and may impact the competitiveness of agricultural businesses.

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