Hawaii SB3021 mandates clear disclosure of total food and beverage prices, including mandatory fees, at food establishments.
Hawaii SB3021 aims to protect consumers by requiring food establishments to clearly display the total price of food and beverage items, including any mandatory fees, when shown to customers. The bill prohibits establishments from imposing excessive or deceptive fees. The Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs will adopt rules to enforce these requirements. This legislation responds to concerns about hidden fees, such as the "Supply Chain Adjustment" fee, which can significantly increase the total bill for restaurant patrons.
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