The Dutch Competition Authority decides as a result of a planned merger and after an initial investigation that a dominant position could emerge or be strengthened on the market for the sale of daily consumer goods through supermarkets as a result of a planned merger (Schuitema / Sperwer)

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3 Jan 2001

The Dutch Competition Authority decides as a result of a planned merger and after an initial investigation that a dominant position could emerge or be strengthened on the market for the sale of daily consumer goods through supermarkets as a result of a planned merger (Schuitema / Sperwer)

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Dutch Competition Authority, Schuitema / Sperwer, 3 January 2001 (Dutch)

NMa to Investigate Further the Merger of Schuitema and Sperwer* The Dutch Competition Authority (NMa) today decided that a licence is required for the merger of the supermarket organisations Schuitema and Sperwer. After an initial investigation, NMa concluded

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Dutch Competition Authority, The Dutch Competition Authority decides as a result of a planned merger and after an initial investigation that a dominant position could emerge or be strengthened on the market for the sale of daily consumer goods through supermarkets as a result of a planned merger (Schuitema / Sperwer), 3 January 2001, e-Competitions Franchising, Art. N° 65142

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