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Lexology PRO | Australia, Canada, European Union, etc. | 3 Jun 2021
Legalising cannabis: What businesses need to know
An update on the state of play for the legalisation of medical and recreational cannabis use in key jurisdictions around the globe.
PRO Compliance | Australia | 15 Dec 2020
ACCC concerned about vertical integration in food sector
Australia’s competition watchdog has warned that supermarket chain Woolworths Group’s proposed investment in a major food distributor could harm competition by removing an important buyer in that market.
PRO Compliance | Germany | 13 Jul 2020
Germany takes Kaufland/Real deal to Phase II
Germany’s Federal Cartel Office has launched an in-depth probe into retailer Kaufland’s purchase of over 100 Real stores from investment group SCP Retail, which bought the struggling chain only four months ago.
PRO Compliance | European Union, France | 25 Jun 2020
French retailers propose limiting joint purchasing alliance
Four major grocery retailers have offered to amend a joint purchasing agreement related to their own-label products, in hopes of resolving an investigation by France’s Competition Authority.
PRO Compliance | United Kingdom | 24 Jun 2020
UK revises findings but provisionally clears Amazon/Deliveroo again
The UK’s competition enforcer has provisionally approved Amazon’s 16% stake in Deliveroo, despite finding that the food delivery service is no longer reliant on the technology company’s investment to continue operating in the UK market.
PRO Compliance | Norway | 22 Jun 2020
Norway looks to open up competition in grocery sector
Norway’s government could introduce a competition test to increase access to food retail space, as the country continues its focus on competition in the grocery market.
PRO Compliance | USA | 4 Jun 2020
Four execs indicted in DOJ’s chicken industry probe
A federal grand jury has indicted four executives on one count of conspiring to fix prices and rig bids for chicken products.
PRO Compliance | 18 May 2020
DOJ blesses farmers’ collaboration on massive pig euthanasia
Coordination amongst farmers to euthanise millions of pigs under the supervision of the US government does not raise antitrust concerns, the Department of Justice has said.
Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP | USA | 20 Dec 2018
Bristol-Myers Squibb Continues to Be a Mixed Bag in the Class Action Context
The first—and we’ll always start with the good news—comes out of the District of Massachusetts in Roy v. FedEx Ground Package System, Inc. There, the…
Holland & Hart LLP | USA | 11 Dec 2018
Target and Whole Foods Settle Over Hazardous Waste Mismanagement
On December 5, 2018, the Minnesota-based Target Corp. store chain settled with a coalition of California governmental entities for $7.4 million, which…
