Bans grocery stores and delivery apps from raising prices based on your personal data.
This bill would stop large grocery stores and delivery services from charging you different prices for food based on your personal information. It would also require them to tell you if an item is out of stock or priced by weight when you order online, and get your approval before substituting items.
Today, large grocery stores and delivery services can use your personal data to change the prices you see for food, and there are no federal rules about disclosing online item availability or requiring approval for substitutions. If this bill becomes law, these businesses would be largely banned from using your personal data to raise food prices, and they would have to provide more transparency for online orders and get your permission for substitutions.
HR 8895 · 119th Congress · May 19, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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