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In a ruling released on August 7, 2009, the Competition Tribunal dismissed an application by Nadeau Poultry Farm Limited which would have forced Groupe Westco Inc., the largest chicken producer in New Brunswick, and two smaller producers, Groupe Dynaco and Volailles Acadia S.E.C., to continue selling their entire production of live chickens to Nadeau, despite the fact that there was no contract of supply between the parties
In an important decision rendered on June 2, 2011,1 the Federal Court of Appeal confirmed a June 2009 Competition Tribunal decision in a refusal to deal case
In a decision rendered today, the Supreme Court of Canada refused to hear an appeal from the sole poultry slaughtering company currently operating in New Brunswick, Nadeau Poultry Farm Limited, who wished to challenge a decision of the Federal Court of Appeal
