The Bulgarian Competition Authority defines the refusal to supply on the market for the provision of technical water as abuse of dominant position (Chimik / Irrigation Systems)

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Bulgarian Competition Authority, Chimik / Irrigation Systems, Decision n° 159, 18 February 2010 (Bulgarian)

On 18 February 2010 the Bulgarian Competition Authority (CPC) [1] that single supplier of technical water in the city of Asenovgrad, Irrigation Systems [2] has abused its dominant position by terminating the supply of technical water to one of its clients, Chimik [3]. The facts of the case were as follows. Irrigation Systems supplied Chimik with technical water, which the latter used in the recycling of plastics scrap. During 2001-2007 the supply of technical water by Irrigation Systems was regulated in the supply agreements concluded for the period of one year with no possibility for automatic extension. By the end of 2007 Irrigation Systems provided Chimik with its offer for the supply of technical water for 2008. While 2007 supply agreement fixed

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Alexandr Svetlicinii, The Bulgarian Competition Authority defines the refusal to supply on the market for the provision of technical water as abuse of dominant position (Chimik / Irrigation Systems), 18 February 2010, e-Competitions February 2010, Art. N° 30790

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