Minnesota HF2149 establishes the Consumer Grocery Pricing Fairness Act, prohibiting price discrimination in grocery sales.
Minnesota HF2149, the Consumer Grocery Pricing Fairness Act, aims to ensure fair pricing in grocery sales. It prohibits covered suppliers from offering different terms of sale to covered retailers and wholesalers based on trade channels or other similar factors. A covered supplier is defined as an entity selling grocery items or consumer packaged goods in an aggregate amount exceeding $6 billion annually. The act also prohibits dominant covered retailers from requiring different terms of sale that would unreasonably diminish the availability of goods to other retailers.
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