Five Japanese Oil Distributors Admit to Price-Fixing Cartel

Several major fuel retailers in Japan have acknowledged violating antimonopoly laws by colluding to fix gasoline and diesel prices across multiple prefectures.

3 Sept, 10:25 — 3 Sept, 10:25

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Five Japanese oil distributors admit to forming price cartel

East Japan Usami and Kyoei Sekiyu of Tokyo, Eneos Wing of Nagoya, Enex Fleet of Osaka and Kitaseki of Miyagi Prefecture are suspected of violating the antimonopoly law.

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