Australia's antitrust regulator is suing its biggest egg suppliers for alleged cartel conduct

What happened: Australia's antitrust regulator, the ACCC, is suing 12 companies it says are among the country's biggest egg suppliers, alleging cartel conduct. Key numbers: The ACCC alleges coordination since at least October 2020. Why it matters: The case targets alleged coordination on production volumes, distribution, and culling decisions, which the regulator claims affected the egg market.

Australia's antitrust regulator suing biggest egg suppliers for alleged cartel conduct signals regulatory enforcement ac

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