New Jersey A2615 prohibits wholesale dealers from price gouging on physical goods.
New Jersey A2615 makes it illegal for wholesale dealers to engage in price gouging when selling physical goods, which are defined as consumer goods for personal, family, or household use. Price gouging is the practice of unconscionably raising the sale price of physical goods without justification from inflation, market disruptions, or natural supply and demand fluctuations. Wholesale dealers are businesses selling physical goods for resale.
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