Greenweez in the news

The Maxi-Race du lac d'Annecy is an annual trail running event offering various distances around Lake Annecy, emphasizing scenic routes, community involvement, and eco-responsibility, with Greenweez as a sponsor.

ALL IN GROUP and Greenweez are hosting a high-stakes padel tournament in Lyon where matches consist of a single point for a 10,000 euro prize.

Greenweez faces a 1.85 million euro fine for participating in a long-term illegal agreement to restrict the distribution of organic food brands.

Greenweez and other organic sector players have been fined for an illegal agreement to partition markets and prevent price competition with mass retail.

Greenweez was fined 1.85 million euros by the French Competition Authority for participating in a seven-year organic food market cartel.

Greenweez and other organic retailers were fined for coordinating a market split between specialized stores and supermarkets to prevent price drops.

Greenweez and other French retailers were fined for a brand allocation agreement designed to prevent price competition between specialist and general organic stores.

Carrefour and its organic e-commerce store Greenweez received a 1.9 million euro fine from the French Competition Authority for an agreement that affected free market competition.

The Autorité de la concurrence fined Greenweez (Carrefour group) 1.85 million euros for its participation in an agreement to illegally share organic food supplier brands between specialized organic stores and conventional supermarkets.

The French Competition Authority fined Greenweez, ITM Entreprises, Les Comptoirs de la Bio, and Synadis Bio 12.67 million euros for colluding to allocate organic product brands between specialized and conventional supermarkets.

The Competition Authority sanctioned Greenweez and other distributors for a seven-year agreement to partition the distribution of organic food brands.

An organic food cartel, including Greenweez, was fined –12.7 million in France for colluding to restrict brand sales and prevent price competition between specialist organic stores and general supermarkets.

Greenweez and other organic retailers have been fined for a long-term price and distribution agreement designed to block competition from general supermarkets.

The French Antitrust Authority fined Greenweez (Carrefour Group) 1.85 million euros for participating in a seven-year cartel to allocate organic food brands.

The Autorité de la concurrence fined Greenweez, along with other organic distributors, €1.85 million for participating in a brand allocation agreement to prevent price competition.

Greenweez was fined 1.85 million euros by the French competition authority as part of a 12.67 million euro penalty against several organic distributors for anticompetitive practices aimed at preventing price comparison between general and specialized organic stores.

Greenweez and several other retailers were fined by the French Competition Authority for an illegal seven-year market-sharing agreement involving organic food brands.

Synadis bio, Greenweez (Carrefour), Comptoirs de la bio, and ITM Entreprises (Intermarché) were fined 12.67 million euros by the Autorité de la concurrence for an anti-competitive agreement that artificially inflated prices of organic products.

The French Competition Authority fined Synadis Bio, Greenweez, ITM Entreprises, and Les Comptoirs de la Bio a total of 12.67 million euros for an agreement to limit competition in the organic products market.

French authorities fined Greenweez 1.85 million euros for participating in a collective strategy to prevent organic price competition.