MADRID (Reuters) – The National Commission Markets and Competition (CNMC) said Friday it has opened a case against several companies in the Spanish market messaging and commercial parcel for possible practices that restrict competition.
in a press release, the regulator said that after conducting Commission inspections in a subsidiary of Post and private courier companies, investigates the possible existence of bilateral nonaggression pacts for the allocation of customers.
the CNMC said it has initiated disciplinary proceedings against the subsidiary parcel express Post and its parent, DHL Express Madrid and its parent, belonging to Deutsche Post (DE Iberia SL, Federal Express Corporation Branch in Spain and its parent, General Logistics Systems Spain and its parent GLS, which belongs to Royal Mail (LON :), to International Courier Solution and its parent Totalics, MBE Spain 2000 and its parent MBE Worldwide, a Redyser Transport, a TNT Express (aS Worldwide Spain and its parent TNT Holdings Luxembourg, to Tourline Express and its parent Messaging CTT-Correios de Portugal and Spain United Parcel Service and matrix.
on a separate note, Royal Mail said it does not expect any penalty imposed have a significant amount given the allegations made and the turnover of its Spanish subsidiary.
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