Vermont H0371 proposes a moratorium on dynamic pricing and electronic shelf labels until January 15, 2027, to protect consumers from unfair pricing.

Vermont H0371 aims to safeguard consumers from unfair pricing practices by imposing a moratorium on the use of dynamic pricing and electronic shelf labels by retailers until January 15, 2027. During this period, the Secretary of Agriculture, Food and Markets must report to the General Assembly on the use of these technologies and recommend regulations. After the moratorium, retailers may use electronic shelf labels but must refrain from using dynamic pricing to alter prices while open to the public and must wait at least 24 hours between price changes.

Vermont H0371 proposes a moratorium on dynamic pricing and electronic shelf labels until January 15, 2027, to protect consumers from unfair pricing.

Vermont H0371 aims to safeguard consumers from unfair pricing practices by imposing a moratorium on the use of dynamic pricing and electronic shelf labels by retailers until January 15, 2027. During this period, the Secretary of Agriculture, Food and Markets must report to the General Assembly on the use of these technologies and recommend regulations. After the moratorium, retailers may use electronic shelf labels but must refrain from using dynamic pricing to alter prices while open to the public and must wait at least 24 hours between price changes.