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Dutch ACM

Dutch Authority Enforces Clearer Financial Reporting for Heat Suppliers

The Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) is tightening accounting rules for heat suppliers to ensure consistent reporting of financial returns, following an investigation that revealed discrepancies in their calculations.

Australian competition authority

ACCC Provides Guidance for Upcoming Merger Reform in Australia

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has issued guidance to help businesses prepare for a new merger regime set to take effect in 2026, emphasizing the importance of early engagement.

Australian competition authority

ACCC Unveils First Quarterly Report on NBN Service Quality

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has released its inaugural quarterly dataset on the National Broadband Network's service quality and network performance, aiming to enhance transparency and accountability.

Austrian competition authority

Austrian Authority Closes Investigation into Supernova/XXXLutz Merger

The Austrian competition authority has concluded its investigation into a potential merger between Supernova and XXXLutz, finding no violation of merger notification requirements.

Polish UOKiK

Polish Authority Penalizes Influencers for Misleading Advertising Practices

The Polish competition authority has fined influencers Filip Chajzer, Dorota Rabczewska, and Małgorzata Rozenek-Majdan for failing to clearly label paid advertisements on social media, totaling nearly half a million złoty.

Estonian competition authority

Estonian Energy Market Overview for January 2025

The Estonian competition authority has released its energy market overview for January 2025, highlighting significant price differences in electricity and gas across the Baltic region.

Croatian competition authority

Celebrating Two Decades of Competition Law Advancement in Budapest

The OECD-GVH Regional Centre for Competition in Budapest marks its 20th anniversary, highlighting its role in enhancing competition law expertise across Eastern Europe and Western Asia.

Dutch ACM

Dutch Authority Forces Medical Alert Provider to Compensate Consumers

A medical alert system provider for seniors will compensate consumers and adjust its practices following intervention by the Dutch competition authority, ACM.

Latvian competition authority

Latvian Competition Authority Launches Podcast on Damage Assessment

The Latvian competition authority has released a new podcast episode discussing its role in assisting public procurers with assessing and calculating damages caused by competition law violations.

Latvian competition authority

Latvian Suppliers Fear Reporting Unfair Trade Practices Amidst Commercial Retaliation

A recent survey reveals that many food suppliers in the EU are hesitant to report unfair trade practices due to fear of commercial retaliation from buyers. Despite awareness of regulations, only half know where to file complaints.

Hungarian competition authority

Celebrating 20 Years of Competition Policy Education in Hungary

The Hungarian Competition Authority and OECD celebrate two decades of their joint educational center in Budapest, which has become a hub for competition policy knowledge sharing in Eastern Europe and West Asia.

Luxembourg competition authority

Luxembourg Competition Authority Engages in AI and Competition Conference

The Luxembourg competition authority participated in a conference discussing the implications of generative AI on competition law, highlighting its potential effects on business agreements and mergers.

New Zealand competition authority

New Zealand's Energy Task Force Proposes Non-Discrimination Measures for Fair Competition

The Energy Competition Task Force in New Zealand is advocating for non-discrimination measures to ensure fair competition between major gentailers and independent electricity market participants, aiming to lower consumer prices and enhance choices.

Australian competition authority

ACCC Approves Supermarkets' Soft Plastics Recycling Collaboration

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has authorized major supermarkets to continue their collaboration on soft plastics recycling until July 2026, following the collapse of the REDcycle program.

Australian competition authority

ACCC Approves Collective Bargaining for Catholic Hospitals

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has authorized Catholic Health Australia to collectively negotiate funding and supplier arrangements, while prohibiting a boycott of major health insurers.

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