New Jersey's Fair Price Protection Act prohibits surveillance-based price setting by retail food stores and third-party grocery delivery platforms.

The Fair Price Protection Act in New Jersey aims to prevent retail food stores and third-party grocery delivery platforms from using surveillance data to set different prices for the same or similar products or services. The act defines surveillance-based price setting as offering customized prices based on consumer data collected through electronic surveillance technology. It prohibits these entities from charging different prices unless the difference is based on reasonable costs, a bona fide discount for certain groups, or a consumer's enrollment in a loyalty program.

New Jersey's Fair Price Protection Act prohibits surveillance-based price setting by retail food stores and third-party grocery delivery platforms.

The Fair Price Protection Act in New Jersey aims to prevent retail food stores and third-party grocery delivery platforms from using surveillance data to set different prices for the same or similar products or services. The act defines surveillance-based price setting as offering customized prices based on consumer data collected through electronic surveillance technology. It prohibits these entities from charging different prices unless the difference is based on reasonable costs, a bona fide discount for certain groups, or a consumer's enrollment in a loyalty program.