Enacts the "consumer grocery pricing fairness act"

Summary

The Consumer Grocery Pricing Fairness Act adds new rules to New York's business law that forbid big suppliers from giving better prices or terms to dominant retailers while disadvantaging smaller stores. It applies to grocery items and other consumer packaged goods sold in the state, and it obligates suppliers to share anonymized contract terms when asked. The goal is to help independent grocers compete and keep consumer prices low.

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