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McDonald's is rounding cash prices to the nearest nickel at some locations due to a nationwide penny shortage.
McDonald's is rounding cash transactions to the nearest nickel at select locations due to a nationwide shortage of pennies, caused by the U.S. Mint halting production earlier in 2025.
The policy, which applies only to cash payments and adjusts totals up or down by up to two cents, does not affect credit or digital payments.
The shift follows similar moves by retailers like Kroger, Love’s, and Home Depot, as businesses adapt to the declining availability of the one-cent coin.
While some grocers have raised concerns about fairness and legal issues, McDonald's says the change is a practical response to operational challenges.
The broader trend reflects ongoing adjustments across the retail sector as the U.S. grapples with the economic and logistical impact of the penny’s absence.
McDonald's está redondeando los precios en efectivo al centavo más cercano en algunos lugares debido a la escasez de centavos en todo el país.