Establishes "Fair Price Protection Act."

Summary

The Fair Price Protection Act makes it illegal for retail food stores and third‑party grocery delivery platforms to charge different consumers different prices for the same groceries or services based on surveillance data, unless the price difference is a disclosed cost difference or a bona‑fide discount. It also requires prices to be shown on non‑digital labels with clear unit pricing. Violations are treated as unlawful practices that the state attorney general can enforce through civil action.

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