France has again postponed the end of printed receipts

The end of paper receipts has been delayed once again due to inflation, as announced by. The French government's plan to phase out paper receipts has been pushed back to August or September of 2023, pending further discussions between the government and the commercial sector.

Originally scheduled to be implemented in January 2023, the new law aims to reduce the amount of paper waste produced by French businesses. However, the recent rise in inflation has led to concerns from business owners, who argue that the additional costs of implementing digital receipt systems are simply too high at this time. Many businesses are struggling to manage the increased cost of goods and services, and adding the expense of digital receipts is seen as an unnecessary burden.