CMA to examine ‘green’ claims made by Unilever to make sure shoppers aren’t being misled CMA is concerned that Unilever may be overstating how green certain products are through the use of vague and broad claims, unclear statements around recyclability, and ‘natural’ looking images and logos CMA CEO: “We’ll be drilling down into Unilever’s claims
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In last year’s annual plan the CMA (Competition and Markets Authority) set out a new long-term strategy. It did this to ensure that as the UK’s primary competition and consumer protection authority, it is set up to deliver the best outcomes for the people, businesses and economy of the UK in the face of a
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is today providing an early opportunity for the parties and interested third parties to comment on whether the partnership between Microsoft and OpenAI, including recent developments, has resulted in a relevant merger situation and, if so, the impact that the merger could have on competition in the UK. The
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