Titlebook: Antitrust in the Groceries Sector & Liability Issues in Relation to Corporate Social Responsibility; Pierre Kobel,Pranvera Këllezi,Bruce K

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Jean Mermet (Directeur de recherches) may address several issues such as de-listing of suppliers, lower payments and other unilateral changes to concluded supply agreements. These issues arise from imbalances in the negotiation of supply between the major retailers and their suppliers.

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Düsseldorf: On the Golden River Rhineaging the industry to adopt a code of conduct. This code should ensure that the supermarkets do not abuse their strength and apply unfair conditions in their dealings with their trading partners. In the case of abuse or unfair trading, the general competition law and civil law rules apply.

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Australia may address several issues such as de-listing of suppliers, lower payments and other unilateral changes to concluded supply agreements. These issues arise from imbalances in the negotiation of supply between the major retailers and their suppliers.

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2199-742X tries with an international report written by an economist. The second part of the book offers the analysis of liability issues in relation to non-compliance with CSRs with an international report by a British barrister. Both topics are very timely..978-3-662-52622-4978-3-662-45753-5Series ISSN 2199-742X Series E-ISSN 2199-7438

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Deepa R. Camenga,Nicholas Chadi to the grocery sector, is often confronted with allegations by the suppliers that Austrian grocery chains use their buyer and negotiations powers to put substanstial pressure on their suppliers. In the following, this chapter on Austria scrutinizes in detail its national grocery market in terms of antitrust aspects.

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Ulrich Tietze,Christoph Schenk,Eberhard Gammthe success of discounters with an overall market share of approx. 40 %. In recent years, there has been a trend in consumer preference towards smaller grocery formats, including convenience stores, small grocery retailers and independents. A further feature of Germany’s food-retailing industry is the relative absence of foreign retail groups.

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Estonianal enforcement of competition rules in Estonia can be questioned, this would apply equally to all industry sectors where competition can be harmed by unilateral or collusive conduct of the undertakings.