Fair Trade Commission Conducts On-Site Investigation into Beverage Price Collusion by Coca-Cola, Lotte Chilsung, and Others
Evidence Found of Price Fixing to Raise Beverage Prices Through Collusion
The Fair Trade Commission has launched an investigation into allegations that beverage companies colluded to raise sales prices.
According to the industry on the 9th, the Fair Trade Commission reportedly sent investigators the day before to beverage companies such as Korea Coca-Cola, Lotte Chilsung, and Dongseo Beverage to secure data related to beverage sales.
The Fair Trade Commission is known to have detected signs that dominant players in the domestic beverage market raised beverage prices through collusion and has initiated an investigation.
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Earlier, the Fair Trade Commission announced that it would monitor unfair practices such as collusion and resale price maintenance in sectors closely related to people's livelihoods, including food, daily necessities, and services, to stabilize prices.
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