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ARTICLE · 13 APRIL 2020

Competition Law In Times Of Crisis

In a time of crisis, competition law regulations do not change in content or enforcement. On the contrary, it is vital for companies to remain complaint ...

TurkeyAntitrust/Competition Law

In a time of crisis, competition law regulations do not change in content or enforcement. On the contrary, it is vital for companies to remain complaint with applicable antitrust laws and continue their commercially independent behavior. Information deemed sensitive for competition law during the ordinary course of business remains sensitive through economic crisis, spread of infectious disease or state of emergency.

Antitrust authorities across the globe are issuing statements announcing that they are closely monitoring the commercial behavior triggered by the COVID-19 outbreak. The Competition Authority issued a warning on its website declaring that they will impose "the heaviest administrative fines" on those who display anti-competitive behavior in the food sector.

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