Unilever South Africa face prosecution for cartel activity

Unilever South Africa faces cartel prosecution

South Africa’s competition watchdog has accused Unilever of colluding with Sime Darby to fix the price of edible oils and margarine products.

The Competition Commission (CC) referred the case to the Competition Tribunal for prosecution after announcing it had completed an investigation into alleged breaking of anti-trust law.

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