Fair Price Protection Act prohibits surveillance-based price setting in New Jersey grocery stores and delivery platforms.
The Fair Price Protection Act establishes rules against surveillance-based price setting in New Jersey. It prohibits retail food stores and third-party grocery delivery platforms from charging different prices to different consumers for the same or similar products or services based on surveillance data. Exceptions include differences based on reasonable costs, bona fide discounts for broadly defined groups, and loyalty programs that do not charge different prices for points. The act also mandates non-digital price presentations and prohibits electronic shelving labels.
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