(Reuters) -Costco Wholesale said on Thursday it has decided to not sell abortion pill mifepristone across all its U.S. pharmacy stores, citing low demand.

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Costco Wholesale Corp. has decided not to dispense the abortion pill mifepristone at its more than 500 pharmacy locations, a ...

Costco said it will not dispense mifepristone at pharmacies nationwide after religious groups like Inspire Investing ...

Costco will not sell the abortion pill mifepristone at its pharmacy locations, the shopping club told CBS News. The ...

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A coalition of religious groups, treasurers from Ohio, Texas, Nevada and Utah had contacted the retailer last year requesting ...

The grocery giant was pressured by antiabortion groups not to carry mifepristone as medication abortion gains popularity in ...

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Costco said in a statement that it hasn’t seen consumer demand for the pill, and had no comment on whether the conservative ...

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