The Scope for National Regulation of Unfair Trading Practices

Gjendemsjø, Ronny; Anchustegui, Ignacio Herrera

doi:10.2139/ssrn.3378461

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2019

DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.3378461

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The Scope for National Regulation of Unfair Trading Practices

Ronny Gjendemsjø

Ignacio Herrera Anchustegui

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“… By comparison, in Poland the enforcement authority issued six decisions since 2017, when the rules on UTP were introduced.8 As a result of the amendment, in 2019 a list of 13 prohibited practices included in Article L.442-6 of the French Code de commerce was removed and generally formulated categories of prohibited practices were introduced. 9 More on the buyer power with regard to UTP seeGjendemsjø & Anchustegui, 2019; Carstensen, 2017, p. 38-78. …”

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Protection of a Weaker Party in Public Interest – Material Scope of the Directive on Unfair Trading Practices in Business-to-Business Relationships in the Agricultural and Food Supply Chain

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The article focuses on the scope of the Directive (EU) 2019/633 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 17 April 2019 on unfair trading practices in business-to-business relationships in the agricultural and food supply chain. It discusses recent developments in regulatory approach to unfair trading practices. It analyses steps taken towards uniformity in this area of law within the EU and contemplates whether there is a need for further harmonisation. The article attempts to evaluate the scope of the UTP Directive, focusing mainly on a material scope inherently linked to the notion of “agricultural and food products” and characteristics of unfair trading practices. It also discusses whether Member States should consider widening the national regulations beyond food supply chain so that their scope would cover vertical relationships in every sector of the economy.

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Protection of a Weaker Party in Public Interest – Material Scope of the Directive on Unfair Trading Practices in Business-to-Business Relationships in the Agricultural and Food Supply Chain

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2020

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The Scope for National Regulation of Unfair Trading Practices

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Protection of a Weaker Party in Public Interest – Material Scope of the Directive on Unfair Trading Practices in Business-to-Business Relationships in the Agricultural and Food Supply Chain

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