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Ulster Fry: Watchdog Worried About Competition over Bakery Merger
The CMA warns the deal could reduce competition in Northern Ireland's £135 million bread market, with ABF potentially controlling up to 80% of pancake sales, regulators said.
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ABF's Hovis takeover clears UK review, flagged in North
The UK competition regulator has today flagged competition risks in Northern Ireland over Associated British Foods' acquisition of rival Hovis, while provisionally clearing it in Britain after finding ABF's Allied Bakeries would otherwise close.
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ABF’s Hovis deal clears Great Britain hurdle but faces Northern Ireland concerns
Associated British Foods’ planned acquisition of Hovis has cleared a major hurdle after the Competition and Markets Authority provisionally found the deal would not harm competition in Great Britain, though it warned the transaction could raise concerns in Northern Ireland. The CMA said its interim findings showed the deal was unlikely to create competition issues in Great Britain because, if the transaction does not proceed, Allied Bakeries is …
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