CCPC launches investigation into suspected anti-competitive practices by Dublin Port Company

                        	

October 23, 2024

                        	

The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) has opened an investigation into suspected breaches of competition law by Dublin Port Company.


The investigation concerns suspected anti-competitive practices in the provision of port infrastructure at Dublin Port and/or the provision of port towage services at Dublin Port. These services are crucial for the safe navigation and operation of vessels, and therefore for the efficiency of trade and transport in the region.


As the investigation is ongoing, the CCPC is not in a position to provide any further information at this time.
		

                  

                				
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CCPC Investigates Dublin Port Company for Potential Anti-Competitive Behavior

The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) has launched an investigation into Dublin Port Company for potential violations of competition law.

The focus of the investigation is on alleged anti-competitive practices in the provision of port infrastructure and towage services at Dublin Port, which are essential for vessel navigation and trade efficiency in the region.

As the investigation is ongoing, the CCPC has not disclosed further details or findings at this stage.



CCPC Investigates Dublin Port Company for Potential Anti-Competitive Behavior

The CCPC has initiated an investigation into Dublin Port Company for suspected breaches of competition law related to port infrastructure and towage services.