This bill mandates that food delivery services must establish a formal agreement with food service establishments or retail food stores before they can offer delivery services from those locations. The new legal language specifies that a "food delivery platform" is defined as an online intermediary that facilitates food orders from consumers to participating food facilities and arranges for the delivery of those orders. The bill also outlines that a food delivery platform cannot take or arrange for deliveries without first obtaining explicit authorization from the food service establishment or retail food store.

Additionally, the bill introduces penalties for non-compliance, stating that any food delivery platform that violates this requirement will be subject to a fine of $100 for each unauthorized delivery. The existing law, RSA 359-S, is repealed and reenacted to incorporate these provisions. The bill is set to take effect upon its passage, and while it does not project any revenue impact, it indicates that there may be indeterminable expenditures related to enforcement and compliance with the new regulations.