Competition Policy

Boosting competition in food markets is crucial to tackling unfair practices, reducing prices and building food systems that can meet rising global demand.

Governments of developing nations worldwide are examining measures to curb anti-competitive practices in digital markets without stifling innovation.

Experts spotlight key areas where competition and consumer protection policies can promote sustainable consumption and production.

Competition and consumer policies can help build more sustainable economies, experts say.

UNCTAD brings together competition authorities to discuss lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic and how to support the recovery of small businesses.

Governments, consumer groups and businesses urged to step up efforts to allow consumers to play their part in sustainable development.

The southeastern African nation is determined to make legislative, administrative and procedural changes to make markets fairer and better protect consumers.

As online platforms are global in nature, more regional and international cooperation is needed for effective enforcement of competition law in cross-border cases in the digital economy.

The economic and health crisis triggered by COVID-19 has put vulnerable consumers in a more precarious situation, leaving them unable to pay for essential household expenses.

Countries are urged to step up efforts to safeguard consumers’ health, safety and economic interests amid the pandemic.