Minnesota HF4454 prohibits predatory pricing by food retail establishments.
Minnesota HF4454 aims to protect consumers by prohibiting food retail establishments from using surveillance pricing, personalized algorithmic pricing, or protected class data to set prices. This includes banning the use of electronic shelving labels, collecting data on individuals under 17 years of age, and using protected class data to set prices that differ from those offered to others. The bill defines surveillance pricing as the use of technology to gather consumer data, and protected class data as information about individuals or groups protected from discrimination.
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