Manitoba Bans Predatory Pricing on Groceries
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Manitoba Government Introduces Bill to Ban Predatory Pricing on Groceries
The Manitoba government is taking a stand against predatory pricing on groceries with a new bill. This legislation targets stores that charge different prices for the same product to different shoppers in the same location. The bill is a response to a recent U.S. investigation that found online shoppers paying varied prices for identical items from the same seller. The bill aims to protect consumers from the use of personal data to hike costs and to stay ahead of issues blurring the lines between online and in-store shopping. The bill wont affect loyalty program discounts but will block changes based on shopping history or other personal information. It also targets electronic shelf labels that could adjust prices individually. The bill aligns with the NDP governments push on affordability after their 2023 election win.
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