Indian truck cartel ordered to end practices that raised steel transport costs
By Freny Patel ( June 11, 2026, 08:06 GMT | Insight) -- Four Indian truck associations have been found guilty of operating a cartel that fixed prices and excluded competitors, prompting the Competition Commission of India to order them to cease practices that inflated logistics costs for steel manufacturers.Four major regional truck associations have been found guilty of cartel conduct and anticompetitive practices by India's antitrust watchdog....
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