Post by account_disabled on Jan 8, 2024 10:55:18 GMT
Aor a fixed or minimum price level that must be respected by the buyer. Clauses that clearly directly and obviously establish the resale price have an undoubted restrictive character.vc_message css_animationappear E.g The distributor undertakes not to sell the product at a price lower than X lei. The Distributor undertakes to apply a minimum markup of above the list price provided by the Seller. This is a clear example of resale price fixing. On the other hand there is also the possibility of indirectly fixing a resale price.
Thus a recommended price or a maximum price has the vocation to Country Email List become a fixed price if it is accompanied by sanctions monitoring or incentives from the supplier. vc_message colorwarning message_box_colorwarning icon_fontawesomefa faexclamationtriangle Careful According to the Competition Law and the EU Guidelines on Vertical Restraints it is permissible for the supplier to pass on a recommended price or a maximum price to the distributor in a commercial relationship . But it must not on any occasion become or have the vocation to become a fixed price. The instructions issued by the Competition Council come and help us in this regard giving us practical examples.
Thus the following situations must be avoided the agreements that fix the commercial allowance the agreements that fix the maximum level of discount that a distributor can offer for a certain price level agreements that condition the suppliers offering of discounts or refunds of promotional costs on the comparators compliance with a set price level the agreements that link practiced by competitors agreements that provide for threats intimidation warnings penalties delays or suspensions in delivery or even termination of the agreement in case of noncompliance with a certain price level the implementation of some measures to identify distributors who make price reductions such as the implementation of a price monitoring system or the obligation imposed on enretail traders to report members of the distribution network who deviate from the standard price level printing on.
Thus a recommended price or a maximum price has the vocation to Country Email List become a fixed price if it is accompanied by sanctions monitoring or incentives from the supplier. vc_message colorwarning message_box_colorwarning icon_fontawesomefa faexclamationtriangle Careful According to the Competition Law and the EU Guidelines on Vertical Restraints it is permissible for the supplier to pass on a recommended price or a maximum price to the distributor in a commercial relationship . But it must not on any occasion become or have the vocation to become a fixed price. The instructions issued by the Competition Council come and help us in this regard giving us practical examples.
Thus the following situations must be avoided the agreements that fix the commercial allowance the agreements that fix the maximum level of discount that a distributor can offer for a certain price level agreements that condition the suppliers offering of discounts or refunds of promotional costs on the comparators compliance with a set price level the agreements that link practiced by competitors agreements that provide for threats intimidation warnings penalties delays or suspensions in delivery or even termination of the agreement in case of noncompliance with a certain price level the implementation of some measures to identify distributors who make price reductions such as the implementation of a price monitoring system or the obligation imposed on enretail traders to report members of the distribution network who deviate from the standard price level printing on.