EU Antitrust Rules Offer Sustainable Exceptions
EU regulators announced revised antitrust guidelines allowing dominant companies to justify anti-competitive practices if their operations promote sustainability. The changes face criticism from academics warning of potential exploitation.
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EU regulators rolled out revised antitrust guidelines on Thursday afternoon, allowing dominant companies to justify anti-competitive practices if their operations are sustainable. The updated rules target firms with more than a 40% market share under Article 102. The policy shift aims to reward reduced raw material usage and lower pollution levels across supply chains.
