The Serbian Government adopted several bylaws in July 2010 which further modernize the Serbian competition law regime.

The Commission for Protection of Competition of the Republic of Serbia ("Commission") recently imposed a EUR 460,000 fine on companies in the hazardous waste management market for forming...

The third case is a follow-up of the Sector Inquiry on competition issues in Aftermarkets

This case was initiated ex-officio in April 2018, when the Commission raided Keprom d.o.o. and Yuglob d.o.o, two importers and distributors, and several retailers of baby care products.

While Belgrade was falling into the Christmas festive spirit, the Serbian Commission for Protection of Competition ("Commission") was busy in the last months of 2016 with new decisions and studies.

On 27 March 2018, the Serbian Commission for Protection of Competition ("Commission") initiated investigation against Serbia Broadband ("SBB") ...

Serbian entities, including private entities as potential aid beneficiaries and their competitors, have so far not focused on compliance with the state aid rules.

May 2024 – In Serbia, most of the exclusivity arrangements between pharma companies need to be, prior to their implementation, individually exempt by the Serbian Competition Authority ("SCA").

Serbia has recently taken significant steps towards modernising its competition law regime and harmonising it with EU legislation. The Serbian government adopted two regulations governing fines for competition law infringements and leniency policy, while the Commission for the Protection of Competition (the Commission) supplemented these with detailed guidelines.

April 2026 – Relatively recent enforcement activity of the Serbian Commission for Protection of Competition (the "Commission") has brought renewed attention to buyer and supply relations in shaping market outcomes.

July 2026 – The first half of 2026 brought two important competition-related developments in Serbia and Montenegro. In Serbia, a new unfair trading practices regime started to apply...

The last year saw a number of adverse legal changes for the innovative life sciences industry in Europe. This article looks at a number of these recent changes and asks whether the news really is all bad.

The Serbian Competition Commission is well known locally for its track record of imposing fines for antitrust infringements.

What authorities can prosecute business crimes, and are there different enforcement authorities at the national and regional levels?

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