Watchdog Imposes 671 Billion-Won Fines on Flour Producers for Price Fixing
Seoul: South Korea’s antitrust watchdog has imposed a combined 671 billion won (US$443.8 million) in fines on seven flour producers for price fixing. The Fair
Seoul: South Korea’s antitrust watchdog has imposed a combined 671 billion won (US$443.8 million) in fines on seven flour producers for price fixing. The Fair
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