District of Columbia § 48-653 Customer disclosure requirement.

District of Columbia Statutes

§ 48-653 — Customer disclosure requirement.

District of Columbia·Title 48 Foods and Drugs.·Ch. 6A Third-party Food Delivery.

(a)In addition to the price of items being selected for purchase and delivery from a restaurant through a third-party meal delivery platform, the third-party meal delivery platform shall disclose to the customer, regardless of where the restaurant is located, in plain language and in a conspicuous manner, any commission, fee, or other monetary payment to be charged to the customer by the third-party meal delivery platform ("charges"):

(1)The subtotal of charges on the product page along with the price of the item as each item is selected; and

(2)The total of charges and prices before the transaction is completed and the customer is charged.

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(a) In addition to the price of items being selected for purchase and delivery from a restaurant through a third-party meal delivery platform, the third-party meal delivery platform shall disclose to the customer, regardless of where the restaurant is located, in plain language and in a conspicuous manner, any commission, fee, or other monetary payment to be charged to the customer by the third-party meal delivery platform ("charges"):

(1) The subtotal of charges on the product page along with the price of the item as each item is selected; and

(2) The total of charges and prices before the transaction is completed and the customer is charged.

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