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COMESA Competition Commission Confirms Heineken Engaged in Anti-Competitive Practices

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April 2025, Lusaka, Zambia — The COMESA Competition Commission has found Heineken Holding N.V. guilty of engaging in anti-competitive practices across its distribution networks within COMESA member states. According to a formal statement, the Commission concluded that Heineken.......

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