Japanese beer companies raided over allegations of price-fixing collusion
Japan's Fair Trade Commission raided four major beer companies and launched an investigation into alleged price collusion, with the firms holding 90% of the beer market.
- Japan's Fair Trade Commission is investigating alleged price collusion among four major beer companies.
- The four beer giants hold about 90 percent of Japan's beer market.
- Suntory is undergoing an inspection over anti-monopoly concerns.
- The JFTC began investigating six ice cream companies over suspected price-fixing.
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