New York S08616 prohibits food and drug retail establishments from using electronic shelving labels, digital shelf display technology, and.
New York S08616 aims to protect consumers from discriminatory pricing in food and drug retail establishments. The bill prohibits the use of electronic shelving labels and digital shelf display technology, requiring establishments to use non-digital presentations of price. It also bans surveillance pricing, which uses personal data to set different prices for different consumers. The bill provides for injunctive relief and civil penalties for violations, with penalties deposited into a consumer and worker protection fund.
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