In a move that's being hailed as a major victory for consumers, a new law is set to take effect, banning the sale of certain types of sandwich bags that can cause significant damage to consumers' shoulders. The bags in question, which are often used for takeout and delivery orders, have been known to have sharp edges and pointed corners that can easily pierce through clothing and skin, leaving painful and potentially long-lasting injuries. The law, which aims to protect consumers from these hazardous products, is expected to have a significant impact on the food industry, with many restaurants and food establishments scrambling to adapt to the new regulations. As of now, it's unclear how widespread the problem is, but advocates for the law say it's a necessary step to prevent further injuries and promote consumer safety.