SB 889

As introduced: - Prohibits surveillance–based price setting of consumer goods or services. - Prohibits a food retailer from using electronic shelving labels to display the prices of consumer goods, and requires the use of nondigital presentations of price. - Excludes merchants that offer a customized price to a consumer or group of consumers when the different prices: - Are based on differences in cost to provide a good or service to different consumers; or - Reflect a discount offered to all consumers of a group on equal terms consistent with antidiscrimination laws. - Establishes that a violation of this Act an unfair, abusive, or deceptive trade practice that is subject to enforcement and penalties under the Maryland Consumer Protection Act. - Prohibits an employer from engaging in surveillance–based wage setting.