Michigan HB5222 prohibits dynamic pricing of groceries and requires retail grocers to maintain records of price changes.

Michigan HB5222 amends the state's consumer protection laws to prohibit retail grocers from using dynamic pricing for food items. This means that prices cannot change based on external conditions such as time of day, day of the week, weather, or customer attributes. However, grocers may still adjust prices due to spoilage, restocking, or time-limited promotions, provided the changes are made by an employee, applied uniformly, and clearly posted.

Michigan HB5222 prohibits dynamic pricing of groceries and requires retail grocers to maintain records of price changes.

Michigan HB5222 amends the state's consumer protection laws to prohibit retail grocers from using dynamic pricing for food items. This means that prices cannot change based on external conditions such as time of day, day of the week, weather, or customer attributes. However, grocers may still adjust prices due to spoilage, restocking, or time-limited promotions, provided the changes are made by an employee, applied uniformly, and clearly posted.