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The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has issued a judgment clarifying the interpretation of provisions in the Unfair Consumer Practices Directive that relate to commercial practices that involve giving a consumer the false impression that he has won a prize when the consumer is required to make a payment or incur a cost in order to claim that prize
The Advocate General has given his Opinion in relation to questions referred to the Court of Justice of the EU, arising from a dispute over whether the marketing and labelling of wine that referred to the wine having reduced acidity amounted to a health claim
China, European Union, Indonesia, Netherlands, United Kingdom
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February 29 2012
The Ministry of Commerce People’s Republic of China’s (“MOFCOM”) prohibition of CocaCola’s proposed acquisition of Huiyuan in 2009 generated significant controversy and prompted a fear that the Anti-Monopoly Law could be used to prevent foreign-multinational companies from acquiring well-known Chinese brands and businesses
