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 consumers different prices for the same grocery product or service based on surveillance data. Price differences are only allowed for legitimate cost reasons, legally defined group discounts, or loyalty‑program discounts, and stores must display prices in a clear, non‑digital format. The Attorney General may sue violators and seek at least $50,000 per violation.

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