The Estonian Competition Authority analyses competition situation in the packaging and waste collection sector without finding the existence of anti-competitive agreements or abuse of dominant position (Taaraliit / Eesti Pandipakend)

Põldoja, Vaido

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16 Feb 2007

The Estonian Competition Authority analyses competition situation in the packaging and waste collection sector without finding the existence of anti-competitive agreements or abuse of dominant position (Taaraliit / Eesti Pandipakend)

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Estonian Competition Authority, Taaraliit / Eesti Pandipakend, Decision n° 7-L,16 February 2007 (Estonian)

1. Background information MTÜ Taara Liit (TL) is a non-profit organization for redemption centers collecting packaging of bottled drinks from the general public. OÜ Eesti Pandipakend (EPP) is a collective system for collection and recovery of waste. EPP was established by non-profit organizations of sectors using packaging of bottled drinks: the Estonian Breweries Union, Beverages Producers Union, Beer Importers Union and the Estonian Merchants Union. EPP was established in connection with stepping into force of the new waste management legislation primarily contained in the Waste Act and Packaging Act legislations. The Packaging Act (PA) required from 1 July 2005 the packaging undertakings (i.e., producers and importers) to collect packaging released to the market. The new system of

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Vaido Põldoja
EFTA Surveillance Authority (Brussels)

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Vaido Põldoja, The Estonian Competition Authority analyses competition situation in the packaging and waste collection sector without finding the existence of anti-competitive agreements or abuse of dominant position (Taaraliit / Eesti Pandipakend), 16 February 2007, e-Competitions February 2007, Art. N° 16447

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