Whistle Had Blown: How Should Tetra Pak Respond to China's Imminent Antitrust Law? Case Solution
Tetra Pak, the world's greatest liquid food processor and packaging manufacturer, is among the multinational companies accused of engaging in anti competitive activities to eliminate competition in their own respective marketplaces by the Chinese authorities. Concurrently, the Chinese authorities proposed a strategy to roll out a brand new antitrust law in late 2005, to set up a rational market system that is in accordance with the country’s will to turn itself into a a market economy.
This act aims to clear ambiguities in the pre existing competition policy. Businesses operating in China, particularly foreign market leaders will be closely scrutinized by the government; these companies should guard against potential lawsuits. Considers the various facets of China's antitrust policy and how firms should adapt to the changing legal framework of China.
PUBLICATION DATE: June 14, 2005 PRODUCT #: HKU407-HCB-ENG
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