Examples of using Interbrew in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Interbrew(abuse)55.
In 1988, Brouwerij Artois was a founding member in the merger creating Interbrew.
Interbrew will no longer be the exclusive distributor of the Carlsberg and Tuborg brands on the Belgian market.
This is another reason why the Commission recently launched proceedings against Interbrew.
Two of the cases(Interbrew and DB) also involved agreements falling under Article85(1) of the Treaty.
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By its notification, Interbrew asked the Commission to declare Article 85 inapplicable to this"intra-group" circular.
In the present case,the Commission's departments considered that Interbrew is in a dominant positionin the Belgian beer market.
Iv Interbrew is granted an exclusive licence to brew and package Tuborg Gold Label for sales by Carlsberg Distributors and itself.
Either Carlsberg had to seeka new exclusive distributor, or it could continue its cooperative arrangements with Interbrew, but on a non-exclusive basis.
For Belgian breweries, this means that they will all,with the exception of Interbrew, be able to continue to operate on the basis of the current distribution agreements.
Iii Interbrew is appointed on an exclusive basis to package Carlsberg Gold Label imported in bulk from Denmark for sales by Carlsberg Distributors SA and by itself.
Furthermore, the licensor, Carlsberg, undertook to distribute its products in Belgium in conjunction with a Belgian distributor in addition to the existing licensee, Interbrew.
In the beer case,in addition to the 55% market share of Interbrew, the barriers toentry were high both for new producers or producers from other geographic markets.
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Carlsberg and Interbrew have decided to replace the existing agreement by a new one under which Carlsberg and Tuborg beers will no longer be distributed exclusively by Interbrew.
On 8 December 1992, the Commission initiated proceedings for the application of Articles 85(1) and 86 of the EC Treaty, andadopted a statement of objections against Interbrew for infringement of both articles.
The Belgian brewery Interbrew notified to the Commission an internal circular dealing with themarketing policy to be followed by its European subsidiaries in respect of the group's products.
In particular, implementation of thedistribution policy as described in the circular will enable Interbrew to protect the Belgian market fromintrabrand competition from Interbrew beers originating in other Member States.
After becoming the CEO of Ambev, in 2004, and having the responsibility of expanding the company abroad, he has had the leading role inthe purchase of giants, such as Interbrew, Anheuser-Busch and, more recently, SAB Miller.
After the hearing,Carlsberg and Interbrew started negotiationsamong themselves aimed at finding a solution which, from a competition point of view, would meet the Commission's concerns as set out in the statement of objections.
Is he aware that over the last 12 months somewhere in the region of 7,000 hectolitres of draft Hoegaarden'blanche' beer which is brewed in Belgium by Interbrew, was actually imported into the United Kingdom and sold in British pubs under the guest beer law?
Interbrew has in particular undertaken to amend its rebates systems and its partnership and commercial agreements with wholesalers in such a way that rival suppliers are no longer prevented from competing effectively with Interbrew in Belgium.
On 30 April, the Commission closed the Article 82 investigations that it had started in 1999 on its own initiative into the behaviour of Interbrew NV(now Inbev NV) towards Belgian beer wholesalers, after Interbrew made a number of commitments.
In practical terms,Carlsberg and Interbrew were discussing a new structure of cooperation which would no longer give Interbrew any competitive advantage overother market players in the distribution of Carlsberg and Tuborg on the Belgian beer market, where Interbrewholds a dominant position.
In the five years to the end of 2001, the Commission granted full immunity in three occasions: Rhône-Poulenc, in respect to its participation in two of the three vitamins cartels in which it was found to be involved,a subsidiary of Interbrew in the Luxembourg brewers cartel and South-African company Sappi for the valuable information and co-operation provided in the carbonless paper cartel see respectively IP/01/1625 of November 21, 2001, 2001IP /01/1740 of December 5 2001and IP/01/1892 of December 20.
Interbrew first agreed to make its standardised volume rebate system entirely transparent to all wholesalers rather than just providing them with the rebate rate corresponding to the volume range in which their own purchases for the various types of beer fall and the rates corresponding to the volume ranges situated just above and just below that range.
The Commission considered that this commercial strategy would havethe effect of partitioning the common market,thereby enabling Interbrew to exploit more readily itsdominant position on the Belgian beer market by protecting that market from price competition fromits own beers originating in other Member States.
Interbrew and Alken Maes/Danone, the number one and number two brewers in Belgium, concluded a general non aggression pact and, more specifically, an agreement on the limitation of investments and advertising in the catering sector, the allocation of catering customers, price fixing in the retail sector, a new tariff struc ture in the catering sector as well as in the retail sector and, finally, a detailed monthly informa tion system concerning sales volumes in both sec tors.
The fact that the abusiveconduct would take place in a different relevant geographic market from that in which Interbrew isin a dominant position does not rule out the application of Article 86 in so far as that conduct has theeffect of maintaining and/or partitioning the various national markets, thereby enabling Interbrew toexploit better its dominant position on the Belgian market.
