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New Jersey Enacts Fair Price Protection Act, Prohibiting ‘Surveillance’ Pricing for Groceries

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By Daniel Savrin, Gregory T. Parks, Minna Lo Naranjo
| morganlewis.com
New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill recently signed the Fair Price Protection Act, which prohibits the use of consumers’ personal data to set or adjust prices for groceries and other defined categories of household goods. This prohibition takes effect on August 1, 2027 and provides that prohibited “surveillance pricing” constitutes an unlawful practice under the New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act.
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The Pushback Against Personalized Grocery Pricing Begins, Food Navigator

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By Minna Lo Naranjo, Joshua Goodman, Daniel Savrin
| morganlewis.com
Food Navigator cited a Morgan Lewis LawFlash written by partners Minna Lo Naranjo, Josh Goodman, Daniel Savrin, Noah Kaufman, Greg Parks, and Hannah Levin addressing Maryland’s new law restricting personalized pricing in the food sector.
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Maryland Enacts HB 895, Becoming First State to Restrict Personalized Pricing in the Food Sector

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By Minna Lo Naranjo, Joshua Goodman, Daniel Savrin
| morganlewis.com
Maryland has enacted House Bill 895, Protection from Predatory Pricing Act, creating a new consumer protection framework aimed at what the legislature believed to be certain personalized pricing practices in the food sector. The law takes effect October 1, 2026.
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