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Chapter 5 — Public Safety, Morals and Welfare

San Diego Municipal Code Art. 2.5 Consumer Commodities Price Marking

San Diego Municipal Code · 2026-10 edition · updated 2026-10-18 · San Diego

Cite as: San Diego Municipal Code Article 2.5 · Text as of 2026-10-18

Appendix A: Consumer Commodities Not Generally Item Priced on January 1, 1977 of Chapter 5, Article 2.5 of the San Diego Municipal Code (Added 4–7–1980 by O–15235 N.S.) (Editors note: Location note added 8–9–1988.)

1. Beer, individual containers

2. Soft drinks, individual containers

3. Candy bars, mints

4. Dry drink, individual packets (Kool–aid type)

5. Cigarettes and cigars, either individually or in cartons

6. Baby food (strained and junior jars only)

7. Eggs

8. Frozen novelties (ice cream bars, popsicles, etc.)

9. Ice cream, cartons

10. Milk, including buttermilk and chocolate drink

11. Packaged produce

12. Yogurt

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San Diego Municipal Code Chapter 5: Public Safety, Morals and Welfare (6-2000)

Article 2.5: Consumer Commodities Price Marking

Division 1: Consumer Commodities Price Marking (Editors note: Division 1 added 3–2–1989 for clarity.)

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