
UK supermarkets win latest round in CAT salmon cartel action
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The CAT has thrown out several protests put forward by the defendants in the ongoing action against a group of Norwegian salmon companies and their UK arms.
Some of the UK’s top supermarkets have proved victorious in the Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) after a group of Norwegian companies attempted to argue that the salmon cartel claims against them should not be heard in the UK. The CAT, which handed down its ruling yesterday (5 March), also rejected the defendants’ protestations that
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Asda Stores and Others v Bremnes Seashore and Others Atlantic salmon cartel CAT Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton Clifford Chance Competition Appeal Tribunal EU European Commission Freshfields Jurisdiction Norway Price-fixing Schjødt Shepherd & Wedderburn Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom Stephenson Harwood Supermarkets UK
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