Maryland to become first state to ban ‘dynamic pricing’ in grocery stores
Summary
Maryland will be the first state to stop grocery stores from using "dynamic pricing." This means stores cannot change prices based on factors like demand or time of day. Governor Wes Moore supports this new law.Key Facts
- Maryland passed a law banning dynamic pricing in grocery stores.
- Dynamic pricing lets stores change prices depending on demand or other conditions.
- Maryland is the first state to make this kind of pricing illegal in grocery stores.
- Governor Wes Moore says he is happy to sign the bill.
- The law aims to keep grocery prices consistent and fair for shoppers.
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