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New Jersey Becomes Latest State to Pass Law Against Surveillance Pricing

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New Jersey passed the Fair Price Protection Act banning AI-driven surveillance pricing and electronic shelf labels in grocery stores, pending Governor Mikie Sherrill's signature. The law prohibits personalized pricing based on customer data, following Maryland and Connecticut's lead. It includes exemptions for loyalty programs and discounts, aiming to regulate pricing fairness in retail.

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