California AB578 regulates food delivery platforms by prohibiting price gouging, requiring full refunds for undelivered orders, and mandating clear.
California AB578 amends the Business and Professions Code to impose stricter regulations on food delivery platforms. It prohibits these platforms from charging customers more than the price posted by the food facility or retaining any portion of tips or gratuities. The bill mandates that tips and gratuities for delivery orders be paid entirely to the delivery driver. It also requires food delivery platforms to provide full refunds, including all taxes, commissions, fees, and gratuities, if an order is not delivered or the wrong order is delivered.
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