Bill Aimed at Sale of Returned Undergarments
Updated: Apr 02, 2010 12:19 AM EDT
ANNAPOLIS, Md.- There's a bill working its way through both chambers of the Maryland General Assembly that would make it illegal for retailers to sell items such as underwear or bathing suits that have been sold and returned.
Democratic Delegate Aisha Braveboy, of Prince George's County, is sponsoring the bill.
Braveboy first learned about the issue after a constituent, who was watching a morning news show, saw how various retailers were putting used undergarments back on store shelves.
There are various health concerns related to this practice, such as the spread of bacteria or sexually transmitted diseases.
The Maryland Retailers Association is working with Braveboy to reach a solution.
The bill in the General Assembly does not apply to thrift or secondhand stores that deal with merchandise that is used.




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