New Jersey A5532 regulates price discrimination in the grocery industry, prohibiting dominant retailers and suppliers from unfair practices.
New Jersey A5532, the "Grocery Retailer Opportunity to Compete Act," aims to regulate price discrimination in the grocery industry. It defines a "dominant retailer" as a grocery retailer earning $18 billion or more annually with storefronts or distribution centers in over 20 states, including New Jersey. The bill prohibits dominant retailers from requesting terms that may provide them with more product than they can reasonably sell or unreasonably diminish availability to other retailers.
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