Dutch competition law and its significance in the agro-food sector

B.M.J. van der Meulen

Dutch competition law and its significance in the agro-food sector

B.M.J. van der Meulen

Law

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Abstract

As from 1998 competition law in the Netherlands closely resembles European competition law. However, unlike Article 36 of the EC Treaty and the provisions based on it, there are no specific provisions for the agro-food sector. Dutch competition law is enforced exclusively under administrative law.1 Supervision of compliance with the Dutch Competition Act is the responsibility of the Netherlands Competition Authority (NMa).2 NMa provides an informative website.3 The most important documents on the website, like the Competition Act and the annual reports, are available in the English language. These documents provided most of the material and examples that have been used in this account

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2005

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