New York A03437 bans food service establishments from using dynamic pricing models, requiring fixed prices on menus.
New York A03437 amends the general business law to prohibit food service establishments from using dynamic pricing models, which fluctuate prices based on demand, season, or other factors. Instead, all menu prices must remain fixed and be clearly posted. Non-compliance results in a penalty of $1,000 per day, up to $50,000 annually. If penalties exceed $50,000, the attorney general can enforce further penalties or the local health department can revoke the establishment's permit.
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