Get ready to sink your teeth into some fresh news straight from the Sunshine State! Governor DeSantis of Florida has just signed a new bill regarding food delivery services, and it’s causing quite a stir. Join us as we unwrap the details of this development, exploring what it means for both delivery drivers and hungry customers alike!!
Florida Food Delivery Bill Signed By Governor DeSantis
A bill that grants the state regulatory authority over meal delivery services and mandates that these platforms obtain restaurant approval prior to accepting orders or scheduling deliveries has been signed by Governor Ron DeSantis.
On Tuesday, Governor DeSantis made his mark by signing not just one, but eleven new laws, showcasing his commitment to driving change and progress in Florida.
NEW: Gov. Ron DeSantis signed legislation applying new rule to delivery platforms like DoorDash
Bill filed by Rep. @LaurenMeloFL and Sen. @Jenn_Bradley https://t.co/1lUMwq8DU2
— Florida’s Voice (@FLVoiceNews) April 3, 2024
It will stop delivery platforms, among other things, from arbitrarily giving pricing that differs from those shown on restaurant menus. During this year’s legislative session, organizations and companies like the Florida Restaurant & Lodging Association, Associated Industries of Florida, and Uber Technologies supported the bill, which would supersede municipal rules.
It’s worth noting that this particular measure comes with a caveat: it doesn’t extend its reach to businesses that handle their own food delivery services. In other words, the new regulations won’t affect restaurants or eateries with in-house delivery operations.
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