IN HB1367

Treats supplier price discrimination against retailers as an unconscionable deceptive act if a supplier refuses to sell goods at the same price to a retailer with whom it has done business within the previous two years.

Exempts price differences based on quantity purchased per delivery, additional delivery costs to the supplier, or market conditions affecting perishable, seasonal, or discontinued goods.

Requires courts to award retailers the difference between the higher price they paid and the lower price charged to other retailers if a supplier is found to have committed an unconscionable act.

Authorizes the attorney general to recover a civil penalty equal to twice the price difference if the attorney general brings an action to enjoin the unconscionable act.

Excludes franchise agreements and alcoholic beverage transactions from this pricing provision.