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Delaware HB 453: Surveillance-based price discrimination and electronic shelf label ban

HB 453 (House Substitute 1) would ban surveillance-based price discrimination and electronic shelf labels at large food stores, with a private right of action. It was reported out of committee and placed on the House Ready List on June 18, 2026, with no floor vote before the session ended on June 30, 2026.

HB 453 (House Substitute 1)

Last verified Oct 14, 2026 · Ready List Jun 18, 2026 · Not legal advice

What Does Delaware HB 453 Require?

StatusReported out of committee; on the House Ready List since June 18, 2026
TypeProhibition, with a private right of action
ScopeSurveillance-based price discrimination, plus an electronic shelf label ban at large food stores
Floor voteNone before the session ended on June 30, 2026

Is This Law Yet?

No. The bill received no floor vote before the session ended. We will update this page if it advances.

How Can a Business Comply with Delaware HB 453?

  • 1. Classify: Map every input behind a price by source and sensitivity.
  • 2. Audit: Establish who pays above or below the baseline, and why.

Primary Sources

  1. Delaware General Assembly, HB 453
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