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FTC Requests Public Comment on Application from Grifols, S.A. to Amend Contract Manufacturing Agreement that was part of 2011 Divestiture Ordered by the Agency
FTC Requires Retail Fuel Station and Convenience Store Operator Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc. to Divest up to 71 Fuel Stations as a Condition of Merger with Competitor CST Brands, Inc.
FTC and State Attorney General Challenge Physician Group Acquisition in North Dakota
FTC Announces Regulatory Reform Measures Ranging from TVs and Textiles to Energy Labels and Email
Federal Trade Commission Closes Investigation of Texas Medical Board After Texas Passes Law Expanding Telemedicine and Telehealth Services
1706005 Informal Interpretation
FTC Announces First Economic Liberty Public Roundtable
FTC and Two State Attorneys General Challenge Proposed Merger of the Two Largest Daily Fantasy Sports Sites, DraftKings and FanDuel
FTC Approves Final Order with China National Chemical Corporation and Syngenta AG, Preserving Competition in U.S. Markets for Three Pesticides
China National Chemical Corporation, et al., In the Matter of
China National Chemical Corporation (ChemChina) and Swiss global agricultural company Syngenta AG agreed to divest three types of pesticides to settle FTC charges that their proposed merger would harm competition in the U.S. markets for three pesticides: (1) the herbicide paraquat, which is used to clear fields prior to the growing season; (2) the insecticide abamectin, which protects primarily citrus and tree nut crops by killing mites, psyllid, and leafminers; and (3) the fungicide chlorothalonil, which is used mainly to protect peanuts and potatoes. According to the complaint, Syngenta owns the branded version of each of the three products at issue, giving it significant market shares in the United States. ChemChina subsidiary ADAMA focuses on generic pesticides and is either the first- or second-largest generic supplier in the United States for each of these products. The complaint alleges that without the proposed divestiture, the merger would eliminate the direct competition that exists today between ChemChina generics subsidiary ADAMA and Syngenta’s branded products, increasing the likelihood that U.S. customers buying paraquat, abamectin, and chlorothalonil would be forced to pay higher prices or accept reduced service for these products. The Commission's order requires ChemChina to sell all rights and assets of ADAMA’s U.S. paraquat, abamectin and chlorothalonil crop protection businesses to California-based agrochemical company AMVAC.
1706004 Informal Interpretation
1706003 Informal Interpretation
1706003 Informal Interpretation
FTC Approves Final Order with Kidney Dialysis Chain DaVita, Inc. that Preserves Competition to Provide Outpatient Dialysis Services in New Jersey and greater Dallas area
1706002 Informal Interpretation
FTC Requests Public Comment on Application from LafargeHolcim Ltd. to Amend Several Agreements that Were Part of 2015 Divestiture Ordered by the Agency
1706001 Informal Interpretation
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