Blogs

Court of Justice upholds high fine for breach of merger control rules

The Court of Justice has largely upheld the high fine imposed on Altice for breach of merger control rules. The ruling highlights the importance of complying with the standstill obligation. Read more >

NVWA supervision of ethylene oxide in food: the main points of attention

In this blog, we discuss the main points of attention for food businesses regarding the use and/or detection of ethylene oxide in food products. Read more >

ACM's proposal to assess small acquisitions is ill-considered

Extra red tape, higher costs and more uncertainty for companies, now that ACM intends to assess small acquisitions: an ill-considered and unnecessary plan. Read more >

How can realistic rates be achieved in the social domain? Municipalities have duty to investigate and duty to inform

Municipalities are obligated to set realistic rates in the social domain. In this blog, we address recent developments and case law on realistic rates, key cost price elements, and municipalities’ duty to investigate and duty to inform. Read more >

Competition law developments autumn 2023

All key developments in competition law, market regulation, state aid and consumer law listed for your convenience. Read more >

ACM fines supplier again for resale price maintenance

ACM has fined LG for influencing retailers’ online prices. This fine highlights ACM’s focus on anti-competitive behaviour in distribution. Read more >

Ten tips on dawn raids by Netherlands Controlling Authority for Dairy and Eggs

In this blog, we discuss 10 tips that may help companies during announced and unannounced dawn raids by the Netherlands Controlling Authority for Dairy and Eggs (COKZ). Read more >
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