Georgia § 10-1-439-18 Prohibited activity of third-party delivery services

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§ 10-1-439-18 — Prohibited activity of third-party delivery services

Georgia § 10-1-439-18

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O.C.G.A. § 10-1-439-18 (2026).

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A third-party delivery service shall not:

(1)Take an order for or arrange for the pickup, transportation, or delivery of an order from a food service establishment to a customer without such establishment's prior written consent expressly authorizing such service to take such orders or arrange for the pickup, transportation, and delivery of such orders from such establishment to a customer; or (2) Use a food service establishment's name, likeness, registered trademark, or intellectual property on such service's platform, website, mobile application, or other electronic service or other public-facing materials in a manner that implies association, sponsorship, or endorsement without obtaining such establishment's prior written consent.

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A third-party delivery service shall not: (1) Take an order for or arrange for the pickup, transportation, or delivery of an order from a food service establishment to a customer without such establishment's prior written consent expressly authorizing such service to take such orders or arrange for the pickup, transportation, and delivery of such orders from such establishment to a customer; or (2) Use a food service establishment's name, likeness, registered trademark, or intellectual property on such service's platform, website, mobile application, or other electronic service or other public-facing materials in a manner that implies association, sponsorship, or endorsement without obtaining such establishment's prior written consent.