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India Gov. Raids Paper Mills in Antitrust Probe Over Price Collusion

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    India’s Competition Commission (CCI) has launched an antitrust investigation into the country’s paper industry, raiding multiple paper mills suspected of colluding to artificially inflate prices. The investigation focuses on allegations that these companies have been fixing prices for paper supplies, including those used for textbooks and educational materials.

    The raids are part of a broader effort to address anti-competitive behavior in essential industries. In this case, the mills are accused of manipulating the market for supplies to school-related bodies, potentially driving up costs for educational resources in a country where affordability remains a key concern for many families.

    The CCI’s crackdown on these paper mills highlights the growing importance of protecting consumers from price-fixing practices that could undermine market fairness. If the companies are found guilty, they could face significant penalties under India’s antitrust laws.

    This move underscores India’s commitment to ensuring fair competition and preventing monopolistic behavior in sectors that impact everyday life, particularly education, where rising costs are a constant challenge. The outcome of this investigation could have broader implications for the paper industry, encouraging greater transparency and fair pricing practices in the future.
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