An Act updating the unit pricing exemption threshold
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill adjusts the threshold for exemptions related to unit pricing on certain goods. Currently, retailers are required to display the price per unit for many products. This bill increases the exemption threshold, allowing some retailers to avoid this requirement for smaller items. The goal is to reduce the administrative burden on smaller businesses while maintaining transparency for consumers.
Key provisions
- Increases the exemption threshold for unit pricing.
- Allows certain small-value items to be exempt from unit pricing requirements.
- The bill references Senate Bill 2965, which is the basis for this legislation.
- The bill is intended to reduce compliance costs for retailers.
Who is affected
- Retailers
- Consumers
- Small businesses
Notable changes
- Modifies existing unit pricing regulations.
- Provides an exemption for specific items based on value.
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2 on record
Cosponsors
Michael O. Moore
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