No Rigged Grocery Prices Act

Summary

The No Rigged Grocery Prices Act would stop food retailers and third‑party delivery services from using a shopper’s personal data to change prices on the fly. It permits price changes only for approved promotions, loyalty or reward benefits, or cost‑based differences, and requires clear disclosures and consumer consent for any item substitutions. The Federal Trade Commission would enforce the rule, and the Labor Secretary must report on any employment effects from electronic shelf‑label use.

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