Revises the "Fair Price Protection Act" to clarify enforcement and exceptions.
Revises the "Fair Price Protection Act" to specify that enforcement actions for violations can only be initiated by the Attorney General. It clarifies that a violation of the act is not considered an unlawful practice under the consumer fraud act. The bill allows for different pricing based on bona fide discount programs, reasonable costs, and public disclosure of eligibility conditions. It also permits the use of personal data for food safety communication, recall notices, or inventory forecasting.
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