MI HB5222

Prohibits retail grocery stores from using dynamic pricing for food sales, where prices fluctuate based on time of day, day of week, weather, or customer attributes like location, demographics, or purchase history

Allows price adjustments for spoilage, restocking, or time-limited promotions only if made by an employee, applied uniformly to all customers, and clearly posted on shelves and receipts

Permits digital price tags in stores provided the displayed price matches the checkout price and is not subject to dynamic pricing

Requires retail groceries to maintain records of all price changes and reasons for 12 months, available upon request by the department or attorney general

Violations constitute a violation of the Michigan Consumer Protection Act; takes effect 180 days after enactment and is tie-barred with HB 5224