Competition Issues
In the Danish Competition and Consumer Authority, we detect and take action against violations of the Danish Competition Act. We endorse large business mergers and we conduct studies of competitive conditions in different market sectors to promote competition and enhance consumer welfare.
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Competition Authority Requires Uber and Dantaxi Merger to Be Notified
Uber and Dantaxi must obtain approval for their merger, even though the two companies have already merged. For the first time, the Danish Competition and Consumer Authority (DCCA) is exercising its new power to require notification of a merger that would not otherwise be subject to mandatory notification, as there is a risk that it may harm competition.
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Section 134a of the Danish Public Procurement Act Expected to Be Repealed
Two rulings from the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) establish that only the EU can regulate the access of third-country businesses to public procurement. This affects Section 134a of the Danish Public Procurement Act, which is expected to be repealed.
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Long-standing Cartel Among Kiosks at Himmelbjerget
Hotel Himmelbjerget, which owns Bjergkiosken, has been fined DKK 250,000 for Bjergkiosken's participation in a cartel with its competitor, Ugleboden. For more than 25 years, the kiosks have agreed to stay away from each other's customers. The owner of Ugleboden has been granted full immunity from fines in the case.
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Cartels are illegal
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Read about what a cartel is, what the penalties of involvement in cartels are, and how it is possible to completely avoid fines and imprisonment for having participated in a cartel.
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