UK’s CMA Fines Four On Nortriptyline
Accord, Alissa, Lexon And King Fined Over £3.4m In Total
Executive Summary
Four firms – Accord, Alissa, Lexon and King – have been fined by the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority over price-fixing and information-sharing activities related to the supply of nortriptyline.
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