The Belgian Competition Authority (BCA) has confirmed that it is inspecting several companies involved in the wholesale distribution of pharmaceutical and para-pharmaceuticals products to pharmacies.
These inspections at companies’ premises stem from information which the BCA has about possible infringements of European Union law, in particular of alleged participation in anti-competitive agreements or concerted practices between wholesalers active in Belgium, relating to the services they provide to pharmaceutical laboratories and to pharmacies.
The BCA has stressed that these investigations are a preliminary step in the investigation of restrictive practices and that the companies involved will have the right to defend themselves in the course of proceedings.
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