China's top court releases 5 antitrust example cases on livelihood sectors
( September 10, 2025, 07:01 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: China's Supreme People's Court on Wednesday published five antitrust cases covering transport, construction materials, bulk drugs and chemicals as part of the country's 2025 Fair Competition Policy Publicity Week. The cases deal with issues including government abuse of administrative powers to restrict competition, horizontal cartels involving price fixing and market allocation, and industry associations organizing anticompetitive conduct. The rulings address matters of public concern and basic livelihood, while refining the legal framework and judicial standards for antitrust enforcement. The court also highlighted closer coordination between judicial and administrative enforcement to strengthen China's competition regime and provide clearer guidance to market players.The statement follows:...
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