Minnesota HF3408 prohibits retail food stores from using surveillance-based price setting and electronic shelf labels.

Minnesota HF3408 aims to protect consumers by prohibiting retail food stores from engaging in surveillance-based price setting. This includes offering or adjusting prices based on personal information collected through electronic surveillance technology. The bill also restricts the use of electronic shelf labels, requiring stores to use nondigital presentations for prices. Additionally, stores must disclose the use of facial recognition technology to consumers. These measures aim to prevent price discrimination based on personal data and ensure transparency in pricing practices.

Minnesota HF3408 prohibits retail food stores from using surveillance-based price setting and electronic shelf labels.

Minnesota HF3408 aims to protect consumers by prohibiting retail food stores from engaging in surveillance-based price setting. This includes offering or adjusting prices based on personal information collected through electronic surveillance technology. The bill also restricts the use of electronic shelf labels, requiring stores to use nondigital presentations for prices. Additionally, stores must disclose the use of facial recognition technology to consumers. These measures aim to prevent price discrimination based on personal data and ensure transparency in pricing practices.