The EU Commission condemns ice cream supplier for its practice of freezer cabinet exclusivity in the Irish ice cream market (Unilever / Van den Bergh Foods)

Ryan, Stephen

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11 Mar 1998

The EU Commission condemns ice cream supplier for its practice of freezer cabinet exclusivity in the Irish ice cream market (Unilever / Van den Bergh Foods)

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EU Commission, Unilever / Van den Bergh Foods, 11 March 1998

"The Commission adopts a Decision against Unilever concerning freezer cabinet exclusivity in the Irish ice cream market"* On 11 March 1998, the Commission adopted a Decision condemning Unilever‘s practice of “freezer exclusivity” in Ireland, with a view to facilitating access by other suppliers to the “impulse” ice cream market. A Unilever subsidiary, Van den Bergh Foods Limited, is the leading supplier of ice cream in

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Stephen Ryan
Hong Kong Competition Commission (Hong Kong)

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Stephen Ryan, The EU Commission condemns ice cream supplier for its practice of freezer cabinet exclusivity in the Irish ice cream market (Unilever / Van den Bergh Foods), 11 March 1998, e-Competitions March 1998, Art. N° 39468

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