H 99
An Act relative to surveillance pricing in grocery stores
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Bill overview
This bill addresses ‘surveillance pricing,’ which is when grocery stores track shoppers’ purchases using data from loyalty cards or other methods to adjust prices based on individual buying habits. The bill aims to increase transparency and prevent stores from unfairly raising prices after a customer scans their items. It seeks to require grocery stores to disclose how they determine prices and to limit the use of this data for pricing decisions.
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Primary sponsor
Lindsay N. Sabadosa
Cosponsor
Lindsay N. Sabadosa
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