Cooperation agreement between CCA and Faculty of Economics and Business
The president of the Competition Council, Mirta Kapural, Ph.D. LLM and the dean of the Faculty of Economics and Business, University of Zagreb, associate professor, Sanja Sever Mališ Ph.D., signed…
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ArchiveCCA dismisses complaints against telecoms – A1, HT and Telemach
13. Vel 2023.
The Croatian Competition Agency dismissed two initiatives for the initiation of the infringement proceeding against A1 Hrvatska d.o.o., Hrvatski Telekom d.d. and Telemach Hrvatska d.o.o. due to lack of standing…
First regional meeting on unfair trading practices in Vienna
16. Vel 2023.
The representatives of five countries in the region – Austria, Czechia, Rumania, Slovenia, and Croatia – participated in the first regional meeting of enforcement authorities both in the area of…
OECD mission in the area of competition
06. Vel 2023.
After the Republic of Croatia has been given the status of a candidate country in January 2022 the Croatian Competition Agency (CCA) additionally intensified its activities in the accession discussion…
CCA fines TRGOCENTAR from Zabok EUR 13,272 for imposing unfair trading practices
31. Sij 2023.
The Croatian Competition Agency (CCA) fined Trgocentar d.o.o., Zabok HRK 100,000 (EUR 13,272.28) for the serious infringement of the Croatian Act on the prohibition of unfair trading practices in the…
CCA fines EUROTEX GLOBAL TRADE (formerly GLAVICE) HRK 50,000 for imposing unfair trading practices on sweetcorn suppliers
11. Sij 2023.
The Croatian Competition Agency (CCA) fined EUROTEX GLOBAL TRADE d.o.o. (formerly GLAVICE d.o.o.) HRK 50,000 for the infringement of the Croatian Act on the prohibition of unfair trading practices in…
Initiative
Report any form of distortion of market competition. Any legal or natural person who has a legal or economic interest in it, as well as a professional or economic interest association, a chamber of entrepreneurs, a consumer association, the Government of the Republic of Croatia, state bodies administrations and bodies of local and regional self-government units.
Cartel
A cartel is the most serious form of distortion of market competition. Discovering cartels and punishing the participants is one of the most important tasks of the Agency. However, given that prohibited agreements - cartels are usually secret agreements between entrepreneurs, their detection is an extremely difficult and complex task. For this reason, information about suspected cartel existence in certain markets is one of the key tools for sanctioning cartel participants.
Notification of prohibited agreements in public procurement procedures
Regulations on the protection of market competition also apply to public procurement procedures, but only to entrepreneurs who appear as bidders in these procedures.
Public Procurement
See allPrevention of conflicts of interest and corruption in the field of public procurement
Pursuant to Article 80, Paragraph 2 of the Public Procurement Act (Official Gazette, No. 120/16), there are no economic entities with which the Agency for the Protection of Market Competition, as a public contracting authority, may not enter into public procurement contracts.