Maryland Just Banned Surveillance Pricing on Groceries. Critics Say It’s Basically Toothless

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Maryland has enacted a ban on surveillance pricing in grocery stores, a practice where prices vary based on customer data. Critics argue the law lacks strong enforcement mechanisms, limiting its effectiveness.

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