SHOW-CAUSE NOTICE NO.20 OF 2010 ISSUES TO MESSRS TETRA PAK PAKISTAN LTD. versus
Sections 3, 28, 30 and 34 Abuse of Competitive Commission (General Enforcement) Regulations, 2007, Regulations 30, 33 and 37 - Possession Awareness and Wellbeing Association Comp has alleged in its letter to the Competition Commission that the company is blatant Prices are rising. The Commission took notice of its packaging products and misuse of its dominant position in Pakistan and initiated a preliminary inquiry into the matter and appointed inquiry officers and appointed inquiry officers under section 37 of the Competition Ordinance, 2010. Investigation started, after analyzing all the materials / documents that were completed. Presenting the inquiry and inquiry report, it is stated that the company is dominant in the beverage product packing industry market in Pakistan and that the company has virtually no competition in Pakistan and it has a strong influence on packaging material through its customers. There was a low risk of taking place, which led to his inquiry. It also demonstrated its ability to influence the market report. The company had acquired more than 40% stake in the relevant market and in view of the results of the inquiry report launched under section 30 of the competition ordinance. Competitors, consumers, consumers and suppliers had the ability to act independently of the Commission to a remarkable extent, issuing showcases notices to the company against the company in 2010 and the company's lawyer in the inquiry report Challenges to Inquiry Report Result Regarding Trade Compliance Clause Rings. However, based on the correct reasoning given to the juice manufacturers
