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The three vacancies of the Turkish Competition Board ("Board"), the competent decision-making organ of the Turkish Competition Authority, which have been vacant for almost three months, have now been filled.

The Board recently published its reasoned decision on the preliminary investigation conducted against the Chamber of Forest Engineering ("CFE").

As our readers may recall from our previous article on the captioned matter, a regulation similar to the "de minimis" (negligibility) principle available under European Union law was accepted with

In 2009, the Turkish Competition Authority ("Authority") had conducted a preliminary investigation to determine whether there was a violation of Article 4 of Law No. 4054 on the Protection of Competition...

On 25 May 2022, the Turkish Competition Authority announced the first example of the joint application of the settlement and active cooperation (a.k.a. leniency) instruments in Turkish competition law.

One of the amendments made by the New Communiqué includes a new legal threshold in relation to the withdrawal of the exemption.

The Regulation entered into force on 26.02.2016.

The Turkish Competition Authority ("TCA") has launched a comprehensive investigation into Visa and Mastercard, focusing on alleged exclusionary practices in Turkey's card scheme and digital wallet services markets.

July 2021 – In 2018 the Turkish Competition Board (the "Board") issued a decision (11 October 2018, numbered 18-38/619-M) that launched an ex officio preliminary investigation to examine price...

The Turkish Competition Board's ("Board") reasoned decision (dated 13.07.2017 and numbered 17-22/352-157) regarding the request to access the case file submitted by Trakya Cam Sanayii A.Ş. ("Trakya Cam") has been published on the official website of the Turkish Competition Authority ("Authority").

The Turkish High State Court ("High Court") has recently rendered its decision in which it reviewed the Turkish Competition Board's ("Board") decision regarding the allegations that Roche had violated Articles 4 and 6 of the Law on the Protection of Competition ("Law No. 4054") by way of engaging in anticompetitive agreements and by its refusal to supply its products to the complainant.

The pharmaceutical sector has long attracted the scrutiny of antitrust authorities in many jurisdictions, mainly over major patent holders’ alleged abuse of market power.

The Turkish Competition Authority ("Authority") has introduced the Communiqué No. 2017/2 Amending Communiqué 2010/4 on Mergers and Acquisitions Requiring the Approval of the Competition Board ("Communiqué No. 2010/4") ("Communiqué No. 2017/2").

Within the scope of the Turkish Competition Authority's (the "Authority") preliminary investigation launched against certain banks in Turkey.

The Turkish Competition Authority ("TCA") has recently adopted a landmark decision in relation to Turkish traditional alcoholic beverages market (rakı).

Turkey’s legislation in the Competition Law field is not recent.

Turkish Industry & Business Association (TUSIAD) has launched a report entitled "Inflation in the Food Sector in the Perspective of Structural Issues" on 28 September 2016.