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CCI Rejects Abuse Of Dominance Claims Against Zomato
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The Competition Commission of India (CCI) has rejected claims of abuse of dominance against Zomato's platform fees and delivery charges. The CCI found that Zomato's fees were not excessive and did not harm competition.
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CCI Rejects Abuse Of Dominance Claims Against Zomato
The Competition Commission of India (CCI) has rejected claims of abuse of dominance against Zomato's platform fees and delivery charges. The CCI found that Zomato's fees were not excessive and did not harm competition. The CCI examined the allegations against Zomato and found that the company's fees were reasonable and did not amount to abuse of dominance. The decision is a significant relief for Zomato, which has been facing allegations of abuse of dominance for several months.
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