Client updates / Economic Competition Law

ICA Takes Broad Enforcement Measures against Food Suppliers

18 June 2023 / Gal Rozent, Irit Brodsky

As part of a series of measures to combat the cost of living, the Israel Competition Authority’s Director General is taking broad law enforcement measures for the first time against major food suppliers for violations of the Food Law. Inter alia, the Food Law prohibits food suppliers and retailers from engaging in various commercial arrangements that could prevent small suppliers or retailers from competing.

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Categories: Antitrust and Competition

Unprecedented Sanction for Failing to Provide a Full Response to the Israel Competition Authority’s Demand for Data

13 June 2023 / Gal Rozent, Ran Karmi

This is not the first time the Israel Competition Authority has imposed sanctions on companies that fail to respond adequately to its demands for data. However, this is the highest sum ever imposed for such a violation and approaches the maximum the ICA’s Director General may impose in this regard.

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Categories: Antitrust and Competition

Entities with Relatively Small Market Shares May Also Be Deemed Monopolies

8 August 2019 / Anat Even-Chen, Ilan Blumenfeld

Six months after the amendment to the Economic Competition Law took effect, the Competition Authority published its position regarding the circumstances in which even an entity with less than a 50% market share may be deemed a “monopoly holder.”

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