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NY A09598
Bill
Status
3/26/2024
Primary Sponsor
Kenneth Zebrowski
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AI Summary
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Prohibits chain restaurants with 15 or more locations nationally from engaging in surge pricing, defined as raising prices when demand is strong and lowering prices when demand is weak absent changes in market conditions, season, or supply.
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Allows dynamic pricing (raising and lowering prices based on market conditions, season, and supply changes) for early-bird specials, happy hours, seasonal specials, and catering services.
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Permits covered establishments to impose additional charges for orders placed through third-party delivery apps without violating the prohibition.
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Applies to food or beverage service establishments that are part of a chain with 15 or more locations operating under the same name with substantially similar menus, or non-chain establishments voluntarily registered with the FDA for nutrition labeling requirements.
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Establishes a civil penalty of $250 for each violation, effective 90 days after the bill becomes law.
Legislative Description
Prohibits food or beverage service establishments that are part of a chain with fifteen or more locations nationally from implementing surge pricing; provides exceptions; imposes a penalty.
Last Action
enacting clause stricken
7/15/2024