The Australian Competition Authority alleges that an ice-cream supplier infringed competition law by engaging in exclusive dealing (Peters Ice Cream)

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20 Nov 2020

The Australian Competition Authority alleges that an ice-cream supplier infringed competition law by engaging in exclusive dealing (Peters Ice Cream)

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Australian Competition Authority, Peter Ice Cream, Press release, 20 November 2020

Australian Competition Authority, Peter Ice Cream, Notice of filing, VID738/2020, 20 November 2020

Peters allegedly hindered or prevented competition in ice-cream supply* The ACCC has instituted Federal Court proceedings against Australasian Food Group Pty Ltd, trading as Peters Ice Cream (Peters), alleging it engaged in conduct which hindered or prevented competition for the supply of single-wrapped ice creams to petrol and convenience retailers. The ACCC alleges that between about November 2014 and December 2019, Peters engaged in exclusive dealing by entering into and giving effect to an agreement with PFD Food Services Pty Ltd

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Australian Competition Authority, The Australian Competition Authority alleges that an ice-cream supplier infringed competition law by engaging in exclusive dealing (Peters Ice Cream), 20 November 2020, e-Competitions Remedies for unilateral conduct, Art. N° 97975

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