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China, European Union, United Kingdom October 16 2019

Following a Phase 2 investigation, the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority announced its decision to block Ecolab Inc.’s completed acquisition of The Holchem Group Limited, and to require Ecolab to sell Holchem Laboratories Limited.

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