"We see it in our business," Corridor said. "We see thousands of employees in a block radius that don't go out to lunch and don't go out in support of restaurants every day -- it's because they don't have to."
The proposal would amend some city zoning and public health codes.
If this proposal were to pass, it would only affect new building construction -- not big tech companies already in San Francisco, like Facebook, Google and Twitter, KRON reports.
Advocates of the proposal told KRON that banning free workplace cafeterias would help "support small business" and "add to the cultural vibrancy of the city."
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