Enacts the "consumer grocery pricing fairness act" to ensure fair pricing for covered goods in New York.
The "consumer grocery pricing fairness act" aims to ensure fair pricing for covered goods in New York. It prohibits suppliers from offering different terms of sale to retailers based on their size or purchasing power. Covered goods include grocery items and consumer packaged goods, excluding gasoline, prescription drugs, tobacco, and alcoholic beverages. The act allows for enforcement actions, including injunctions and civil penalties, and provides immunity for suppliers under certain conditions.
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