PRICE Act

This bill would set pricing rules for third-party food and goods delivery apps and websites that are not owned by the store or restaurant. Starting 90 days after it becomes law, delivery fees would have to be set by a method fixed when the user picks the store, and could be based only on the order's item total and delivery factors like distance, not on traits of the user such as past purchases or willingness to pay. Platforms would have to show item prices and delivery fees as items are selected, show a running order total including taxes and fees, and explain each delivery fee before asking for payment. The Federal Trade Commission would enforce the law, and state attorneys general could also sue on behalf of their residents.

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Sponsors

• Ben Ray Luján Democrat sponsor
• 0 cosponsors