Maryland SB387 prohibits food retailers from using dynamic pricing and consumer surveillance data to set prices, and from using protected class data.
Maryland SB387, the Protection From Predatory Pricing Act, aims to protect consumers from unfair pricing practices by food retailers. The bill prohibits food retailers from using dynamic pricing, which varies prices based on demand or other factors, and from using consumer surveillance data to set prices. Additionally, it bans the use of protected class data to offer, advertise, or sell consumer goods or services in a way that denies consumers accommodations, advantages, or privileges.
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