Georgia Surveillance Pricing Act; enact

Summary

The Georgia Surveillance Pricing Act bans retail food establishments from using personal or protected data to set individual prices, except for certain discounts and loyalty programs. It defines key terms, limits how often essential items can be repriced, and requires clear daily price displays. Violations are treated as unfair practices and can be enforced by the Attorney General or private lawsuits.

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