Flaschen Coca Cola sind für den Verkauf in einem Supermarkt in Shanghai, China, 26. Januar 2020 gesehen. China bestätigt Donnerstag (12. August 2010) tha

• Bildanbieter: Imaginechina Limited / Alamy Stock Foto
• Bild-ID: W9BHBR
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• Format: 2500 x 3751 px | 21,2 x 31,8 cm | 8,3 x 12,5 inches | 300dpi
• Aufnahmedatum: 26. Januar 2010
• Fotograf: Imaginechina

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Bottles of Coca-Cola coke are seen for sale at a supermarket in Shanghai, China, January 26, 2020. China acknowledged Thursday (August 12, 2010) that anti-trust laws hit mainly foreign companies. Under the anti-monopoly law, foreign companies have to scrap or change business deals. But the Commerce Ministrys anti-monopoly bureau dismissed complaints that the measure is discriminatory. Authorities have examined 140 cases since the law took effect in August 2008 and only one of them was rejected outright -- the bid of Coca-Cola Co. in 2008 to buy Chinese fruit juice maker Huiyuan, said an offical of the Commerce Ministrys anti-monopoly bureau.

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• anti trust
• anti-monopol
• china
• coca-cola
• diskriminierend
• gesetz
• huiyuan
• ministry
• praesidium