Hearing on Retail Industry: Developments and Impact CCMI Hearing Brussels 24 September 2008.

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Hearing on Retail Industry: Developments and Impact CCMI Hearing Brussels 24 September 2008

The commerce sector in Europe

Commerce: the supply chain

Market share of the top 3 retailers

Market share of producers examples The 2 largest producers represent 71% of the market The top 2 retailers represent less than 40% of the market

Price developments Germany Retail prices increased less than consumer prices

Breakdown of a price

Compared cost structure

Compared profitability

Supplier-Retailer relations Commerce = a national activity EU Competition law – anti-trust / against abuse of dominant position EU law –Unfair commercial practices –Misleading advertising –Etc. National legislations  Proper implementation of existing legislation  No need for another layer  Focus on the whole supply chain

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