The Italian Competition Authority fines a plastic supply chain consortium €27 million for abuse of dominant position in the recovery of pet plastic packaging (Corepla)

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10 Nov 2020

The Italian Competition Authority fines a plastic supply chain consortium €27 million for abuse of dominant position in the recovery of pet plastic packaging (Corepla)

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Italian Competition Authority, Corepla, Press release, 10 November 2020

ICA: sanction of €27 million to Corepla for abuse of dominant position in the recovery of pet plastic packaging* The Authority has found that the consortium has impeded competition and innovation in the services aimed at the recovery and recycling of pet bottles for food use The Competition Authority has found that Corepla, the plastic supply chain consortium that is part of the Conai system, has abused its dominant position in the

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Italian Competition Authority, The Italian Competition Authority fines a plastic supply chain consortium €27 million for abuse of dominant position in the recovery of pet plastic packaging (Corepla), 10 November 2020, e-Competitions November 2020, Art. N° 98076

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