Investigates Possible Monopoly on the Market for Pantry Vouchers
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The investigation seeks to determine whether there are behaviors that unduly hinder suppliers of electronic vouchers and means of payment from competing, the regulator said.
The National Antitrust Commission (CNA) initiated an investigation into abuse of dominance in the market for pantry vouchers and electronic means of payment
The notice was published in the Official Journal of the Federation (DOF) on October 22, under file DE-014-2026.
The CNA points to possible restrictions on new competitors and practices that would limit free competition in the pantry voucher sector. The CNA publication opens research into possible monopolistic practices in pantry vouchers and electronic payments first appeared in the CEO.
The National Antitrust Commission initiated an investigation into possible monopolistic practices in the market for pantry vouchers. The post investigates possible monopolistic practice in pantry vouchers first appeared on Eleven News.
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