Indiana HB1067 mandates monthly reporting of grocery staple pricing by chains with five or more Indiana stores.

Indiana HB1067 requires grocery chains operating five or more retail food stores in Indiana to report monthly to the Indiana State Department of Agriculture on specified staple food items. The report must include average retail and wholesale prices, total units sold, and other details for items like milk, bread, chicken, beef, and infant formula. The department will maintain an online dashboard for public access to this data. Failure to report accurately can result in civil penalties. The bill aims to provide transparency and comparability of pricing data for essential groceries in Indiana.

Indiana HB1067 mandates monthly reporting of grocery staple pricing by chains with five or more Indiana stores.

Indiana HB1067 requires grocery chains operating five or more retail food stores in Indiana to report monthly to the Indiana State Department of Agriculture on specified staple food items. The report must include average retail and wholesale prices, total units sold, and other details for items like milk, bread, chicken, beef, and infant formula. The department will maintain an online dashboard for public access to this data. Failure to report accurately can result in civil penalties. The bill aims to provide transparency and comparability of pricing data for essential groceries in Indiana.