HB 5222

As introduced: - Prohibits retail groceries from using dynamic pricing, defined as a system that adjusts food prices based on external conditions like time of day, weather, or specific customer attributes. - Allows for manual price adjustments due to spoilage, restocking, or time-limited promotions, provided the change is applied uniformly to all customers. - Requires retail groceries to maintain records of all price changes for 12 months, to be made available to the attorney general upon request. - Allows retail grocers to use digital shelf labels if the price displayed on the digital price tag matches the price at the point-of-sale and the price is not subject to dynamic pricing. - Makes a violation of these provisions a violation of the Michigan Consumer Protection Act.