The Belgian Competition Authority closes investigation against two grocery stores' purchasing agreement after receiving their commitments (Carrefour / Provera)

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6 May 2021

The Belgian Competition Authority closes investigation against two grocery stores’ purchasing agreement after receiving their commitments (Carrefour / Provera)

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Belgian Competition Authority, Carrefour / Provera, Press release, 6 May 2021

The Investigation and Prosecution Service of the Belgian Competition Authority has closed an investigation against the purchasing alliance between Carrefour and Provera after receiving commitments* In May 2019, the Prosecutor-general of the Belgian Competition Authority (BCA) opened an ex-officio investigation regarding the purchasing agreement concluded in November 2018 between Carrefour Belgium and

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Belgian Competition Authority, The Belgian Competition Authority closes investigation against two grocery stores’ purchasing agreement after receiving their commitments (Carrefour / Provera), 6 May 2021, e-Competitions Commitment Decisions, Art. N° 100812

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