Oceana must pay R35-million for fixing prices

Business Day says fishing group Oceana must pay R35-million to the Competition Commission in terms of a settlement agreement over price fixing for pelagic fish species including anchovies and pilchards.

20 Jun 2012

Oceana must pay R35-million for fixing prices

The Competition Tribunal found it had colluded with Foodcorp, Premier Fishing SA, Gansbaai Marine, Paternoster Visserye and Saldanha Foods to fix prices and not compete with each other. Business Day reports the collusion was done through meetings and correspondence with other fishing companies.

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