The Dutch Competition Authority identifies anticompetitive risks in a port towage joint venture which the companies later decided to dissolve (Svitzer / Iskes)

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20 Dec 2019

The Dutch Competition Authority identifies anticompetitive risks in a port towage joint venture which the companies later decided to dissolve (Svitzer / Iskes)

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Dutch Competition Authority, Svitzer / Iskes, Press Release, 20 December 2019

JOINT VENTURE PORT TOWAGE AMSTERDAM TO BE DISSOLVED, FOLLOWING AN INVESTIGATION OF ACM* Joint ventures cannot be used for circumventing competition rules. The Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) investigated the joint venture Port Towage Amsterdam (PTA). This joint venture was created by two towing companies, Svitzer and Iskes. ACM

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Netherlands Authority for Consumers & Markets- ACM (The Hague)

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Dutch Competition Authority, The Dutch Competition Authority identifies anticompetitive risks in a port towage joint venture which the companies later decided to dissolve (Svitzer / Iskes), 20 December 2019, e-Competitions Transport (maritime), Art. N° 92978

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