Distribution Agreements · glossary
The size limit for a block exemption: each side must hold no more than 30 in every 100 of its market. Cressby is measured among sellers of coffee machines, and Tullavane among buyers of them. Both are within the limit. Chapter 3 · see Block exemption
Explained in Chapter 3, Competition Law in Distribution: Active and Passive Sales, of Distribution Agreements.
The first point is size. The block exemption covers an agreement only up to the market share threshold: each side must hold no more than 30 in every 100 of its market. Cressby’s share is counted among sellers of coffee machines, and Tullavane’s among buyers of them. Both are within the limit, so the exemption can apply.Read Chapter 3, Competition Law in Distribution: Active and Passive Sales →
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