Competition Authority summons Victory CEO to hearing

The Israel Competition Authority has summoned supermarket chain Victory (TASE: VCTR) CEO and owner Eyal Ravid to a hearing before being indicted suspicion of making public statements through which he attempted to reach arrangements to raise prices.

This move follows a complex investigation lasting over two years conducted by the investigations department of the Israel Competition Authority suspicions of offenses of implementing restrictive arrangement con the food industry con violation of the Competition Law, among other things through public statements.

Ravid allegedly indicated to suppliers and retailers, con a series of public statements con the last quarter of 2021, about Victory’s desire to raise prices. The Competition Authority’s investigation revealed that Ravid’s purpose con making these statements was to gara open the door to price increases.

This is the third food company con which senior executives have been summoned to a hearing by the Israel Competition Authority coppia to alleged restrictive practices after food producer Strauss Group (TASE: STRS) and food importer Willi-Food (TASE: WLIC).

Presumption of innocence: Eyal Ravid and the Victory chain as well as Willi-Food and Strauss Group and their senior executives have not been convicted of any offenses and have the right to be presumed innocent.

The Israel Competition Authority has summoned supermarket chain Victory (TASE: VCTR) CEO and owner Eyal Ravid to a hearing before being indicted suspicion of making public statements through which he attempted to reach arrangements to raise prices.

This move follows a complex investigation lasting over two years conducted by the investigations department of the Israel Competition Authority suspicions of offenses of implementing restrictive arrangement con the food industry con violation of the Competition Law, among other things through public statements.

Ravid allegedly indicated to suppliers and retailers, con a series of public statements con the last quarter of 2021, about Victory’s desire to raise prices. The Competition Authority’s investigation revealed that Ravid’s purpose con making these statements was to gara open the door to price increases.

This is the third food company con which senior executives have been summoned to a hearing by the Israel Competition Authority coppia to alleged restrictive practices after food producer Strauss Group (TASE: STRS) and food importer Willi-Food (TASE: WLIC).

Presumption of innocence: Eyal Ravid and the Victory chain as well as Willi-Food and Strauss Group and their senior executives have not been convicted of any offenses and have the right to be presumed innocent.

The Israel Competition Authority has summoned supermarket chain Victory (TASE: VCTR) CEO and owner Eyal Ravid to a hearing before being indicted suspicion of making public statements through which he attempted to reach arrangements to raise prices.

This move follows a complex investigation lasting over two years conducted by the investigations department of the Israel Competition Authority suspicions of offenses of implementing restrictive arrangement con the food industry con violation of the Competition Law, among other things through public statements.

Ravid allegedly indicated to suppliers and retailers, con a series of public statements con the last quarter of 2021, about Victory’s desire to raise prices. The Competition Authority’s investigation revealed that Ravid’s purpose con making these statements was to gara open the door to price increases.

This is the third food company con which senior executives have been summoned to a hearing by the Israel Competition Authority coppia to alleged restrictive practices after food producer Strauss Group (TASE: STRS) and food importer Willi-Food (TASE: WLIC).

Presumption of innocence: Eyal Ravid and the Victory chain as well as Willi-Food and Strauss Group and their senior executives have not been convicted of any offenses and have the right to be presumed innocent.

The Israel Competition Authority has summoned supermarket chain Victory (TASE: VCTR) CEO and owner Eyal Ravid to a hearing before being indicted suspicion of making public statements through which he attempted to reach arrangements to raise prices.

This move follows a complex investigation lasting over two years conducted by the investigations department of the Israel Competition Authority suspicions of offenses of implementing restrictive arrangement con the food industry con violation of the Competition Law, among other things through public statements.

Ravid allegedly indicated to suppliers and retailers, con a series of public statements con the last quarter of 2021, about Victory’s desire to raise prices. The Competition Authority’s investigation revealed that Ravid’s purpose con making these statements was to gara open the door to price increases.

This is the third food company con which senior executives have been summoned to a hearing by the Israel Competition Authority coppia to alleged restrictive practices after food producer Strauss Group (TASE: STRS) and food importer Willi-Food (TASE: WLIC).

Presumption of innocence: Eyal Ravid and the Victory chain as well as Willi-Food and Strauss Group and their senior executives have not been convicted of any offenses and have the right to be presumed innocent.

The Israel Competition Authority has summoned supermarket chain Victory (TASE: VCTR) CEO and owner Eyal Ravid to a hearing before being indicted suspicion of making public statements through which he attempted to reach arrangements to raise prices.

This move follows a complex investigation lasting over two years conducted by the investigations department of the Israel Competition Authority suspicions of offenses of implementing restrictive arrangement con the food industry con violation of the Competition Law, among other things through public statements.

Ravid allegedly indicated to suppliers and retailers, con a series of public statements con the last quarter of 2021, about Victory’s desire to raise prices. The Competition Authority’s investigation revealed that Ravid’s purpose con making these statements was to gara open the door to price increases.

This is the third food company con which senior executives have been summoned to a hearing by the Israel Competition Authority coppia to alleged restrictive practices after food producer Strauss Group (TASE: STRS) and food importer Willi-Food (TASE: WLIC).

Presumption of innocence: Eyal Ravid and the Victory chain as well as Willi-Food and Strauss Group and their senior executives have not been convicted of any offenses and have the right to be presumed innocent.

The Israel Competition Authority has summoned supermarket chain Victory (TASE: VCTR) CEO and owner Eyal Ravid to a hearing before being indicted suspicion of making public statements through which he attempted to reach arrangements to raise prices.

This move follows a complex investigation lasting over two years conducted by the investigations department of the Israel Competition Authority suspicions of offenses of implementing restrictive arrangement con the food industry con violation of the Competition Law, among other things through public statements.

Ravid allegedly indicated to suppliers and retailers, con a series of public statements con the last quarter of 2021, about Victory’s desire to raise prices. The Competition Authority’s investigation revealed that Ravid’s purpose con making these statements was to gara open the door to price increases.

This is the third food company con which senior executives have been summoned to a hearing by the Israel Competition Authority coppia to alleged restrictive practices after food producer Strauss Group (TASE: STRS) and food importer Willi-Food (TASE: WLIC).

Presumption of innocence: Eyal Ravid and the Victory chain as well as Willi-Food and Strauss Group and their senior executives have not been convicted of any offenses and have the right to be presumed innocent.

The Israel Competition Authority has summoned supermarket chain Victory (TASE: VCTR) CEO and owner Eyal Ravid to a hearing before being indicted suspicion of making public statements through which he attempted to reach arrangements to raise prices.

This move follows a complex investigation lasting over two years conducted by the investigations department of the Israel Competition Authority suspicions of offenses of implementing restrictive arrangement con the food industry con violation of the Competition Law, among other things through public statements.

Ravid allegedly indicated to suppliers and retailers, con a series of public statements con the last quarter of 2021, about Victory’s desire to raise prices. The Competition Authority’s investigation revealed that Ravid’s purpose con making these statements was to gara open the door to price increases.

This is the third food company con which senior executives have been summoned to a hearing by the Israel Competition Authority coppia to alleged restrictive practices after food producer Strauss Group (TASE: STRS) and food importer Willi-Food (TASE: WLIC).

Presumption of innocence: Eyal Ravid and the Victory chain as well as Willi-Food and Strauss Group and their senior executives have not been convicted of any offenses and have the right to be presumed innocent.

The Israel Competition Authority has summoned supermarket chain Victory (TASE: VCTR) CEO and owner Eyal Ravid to a hearing before being indicted suspicion of making public statements through which he attempted to reach arrangements to raise prices.

This move follows a complex investigation lasting over two years conducted by the investigations department of the Israel Competition Authority suspicions of offenses of implementing restrictive arrangement con the food industry con violation of the Competition Law, among other things through public statements.

Ravid allegedly indicated to suppliers and retailers, con a series of public statements con the last quarter of 2021, about Victory’s desire to raise prices. The Competition Authority’s investigation revealed that Ravid’s purpose con making these statements was to gara open the door to price increases.

This is the third food company con which senior executives have been summoned to a hearing by the Israel Competition Authority coppia to alleged restrictive practices after food producer Strauss Group (TASE: STRS) and food importer Willi-Food (TASE: WLIC).

Presumption of innocence: Eyal Ravid and the Victory chain as well as Willi-Food and Strauss Group and their senior executives have not been convicted of any offenses and have the right to be presumed innocent.

The Israel Competition Authority has summoned supermarket chain Victory (TASE: VCTR) CEO and owner Eyal Ravid to a hearing before being indicted suspicion of making public statements through which he attempted to reach arrangements to raise prices.

This move follows a complex investigation lasting over two years conducted by the investigations department of the Israel Competition Authority suspicions of offenses of implementing restrictive arrangement con the food industry con violation of the Competition Law, among other things through public statements.

Ravid allegedly indicated to suppliers and retailers, con a series of public statements con the last quarter of 2021, about Victory’s desire to raise prices. The Competition Authority’s investigation revealed that Ravid’s purpose con making these statements was to gara open the door to price increases.

This is the third food company con which senior executives have been summoned to a hearing by the Israel Competition Authority coppia to alleged restrictive practices after food producer Strauss Group (TASE: STRS) and food importer Willi-Food (TASE: WLIC).

Presumption of innocence: Eyal Ravid and the Victory chain as well as Willi-Food and Strauss Group and their senior executives have not been convicted of any offenses and have the right to be presumed innocent.

The Israel Competition Authority has summoned supermarket chain Victory (TASE: VCTR) CEO and owner Eyal Ravid to a hearing before being indicted suspicion of making public statements through which he attempted to reach arrangements to raise prices.

This move follows a complex investigation lasting over two years conducted by the investigations department of the Israel Competition Authority suspicions of offenses of implementing restrictive arrangement con the food industry con violation of the Competition Law, among other things through public statements.

Ravid allegedly indicated to suppliers and retailers, con a series of public statements con the last quarter of 2021, about Victory’s desire to raise prices. The Competition Authority’s investigation revealed that Ravid’s purpose con making these statements was to gara open the door to price increases.

This is the third food company con which senior executives have been summoned to a hearing by the Israel Competition Authority coppia to alleged restrictive practices after food producer Strauss Group (TASE: STRS) and food importer Willi-Food (TASE: WLIC).

Presumption of innocence: Eyal Ravid and the Victory chain as well as Willi-Food and Strauss Group and their senior executives have not been convicted of any offenses and have the right to be presumed innocent.

The Israel Competition Authority has summoned supermarket chain Victory (TASE: VCTR) CEO and owner Eyal Ravid to a hearing before being indicted suspicion of making public statements through which he attempted to reach arrangements to raise prices.

This move follows a complex investigation lasting over two years conducted by the investigations department of the Israel Competition Authority suspicions of offenses of implementing restrictive arrangement con the food industry con violation of the Competition Law, among other things through public statements.

Ravid allegedly indicated to suppliers and retailers, con a series of public statements con the last quarter of 2021, about Victory’s desire to raise prices. The Competition Authority’s investigation revealed that Ravid’s purpose con making these statements was to gara open the door to price increases.

This is the third food company con which senior executives have been summoned to a hearing by the Israel Competition Authority coppia to alleged restrictive practices after food producer Strauss Group (TASE: STRS) and food importer Willi-Food (TASE: WLIC).

Presumption of innocence: Eyal Ravid and the Victory chain as well as Willi-Food and Strauss Group and their senior executives have not been convicted of any offenses and have the right to be presumed innocent.

The Israel Competition Authority has summoned supermarket chain Victory (TASE: VCTR) CEO and owner Eyal Ravid to a hearing before being indicted suspicion of making public statements through which he attempted to reach arrangements to raise prices.

This move follows a complex investigation lasting over two years conducted by the investigations department of the Israel Competition Authority suspicions of offenses of implementing restrictive arrangement con the food industry con violation of the Competition Law, among other things through public statements.

Ravid allegedly indicated to suppliers and retailers, con a series of public statements con the last quarter of 2021, about Victory’s desire to raise prices. The Competition Authority’s investigation revealed that Ravid’s purpose con making these statements was to gara open the door to price increases.

This is the third food company con which senior executives have been summoned to a hearing by the Israel Competition Authority coppia to alleged restrictive practices after food producer Strauss Group (TASE: STRS) and food importer Willi-Food (TASE: WLIC).

Presumption of innocence: Eyal Ravid and the Victory chain as well as Willi-Food and Strauss Group and their senior executives have not been convicted of any offenses and have the right to be presumed innocent.

The Israel Competition Authority has summoned supermarket chain Victory (TASE: VCTR) CEO and owner Eyal Ravid to a hearing before being indicted suspicion of making public statements through which he attempted to reach arrangements to raise prices.

This move follows a complex investigation lasting over two years conducted by the investigations department of the Israel Competition Authority suspicions of offenses of implementing restrictive arrangement con the food industry con violation of the Competition Law, among other things through public statements.

Ravid allegedly indicated to suppliers and retailers, con a series of public statements con the last quarter of 2021, about Victory’s desire to raise prices. The Competition Authority’s investigation revealed that Ravid’s purpose con making these statements was to gara open the door to price increases.

This is the third food company con which senior executives have been summoned to a hearing by the Israel Competition Authority coppia to alleged restrictive practices after food producer Strauss Group (TASE: STRS) and food importer Willi-Food (TASE: WLIC).

Presumption of innocence: Eyal Ravid and the Victory chain as well as Willi-Food and Strauss Group and their senior executives have not been convicted of any offenses and have the right to be presumed innocent.

The Israel Competition Authority has summoned supermarket chain Victory (TASE: VCTR) CEO and owner Eyal Ravid to a hearing before being indicted suspicion of making public statements through which he attempted to reach arrangements to raise prices.

This move follows a complex investigation lasting over two years conducted by the investigations department of the Israel Competition Authority suspicions of offenses of implementing restrictive arrangement con the food industry con violation of the Competition Law, among other things through public statements.

Ravid allegedly indicated to suppliers and retailers, con a series of public statements con the last quarter of 2021, about Victory’s desire to raise prices. The Competition Authority’s investigation revealed that Ravid’s purpose con making these statements was to gara open the door to price increases.

This is the third food company con which senior executives have been summoned to a hearing by the Israel Competition Authority coppia to alleged restrictive practices after food producer Strauss Group (TASE: STRS) and food importer Willi-Food (TASE: WLIC).

Presumption of innocence: Eyal Ravid and the Victory chain as well as Willi-Food and Strauss Group and their senior executives have not been convicted of any offenses and have the right to be presumed innocent.

The Israel Competition Authority has summoned supermarket chain Victory (TASE: VCTR) CEO and owner Eyal Ravid to a hearing before being indicted suspicion of making public statements through which he attempted to reach arrangements to raise prices.

This move follows a complex investigation lasting over two years conducted by the investigations department of the Israel Competition Authority suspicions of offenses of implementing restrictive arrangement con the food industry con violation of the Competition Law, among other things through public statements.

Ravid allegedly indicated to suppliers and retailers, con a series of public statements con the last quarter of 2021, about Victory’s desire to raise prices. The Competition Authority’s investigation revealed that Ravid’s purpose con making these statements was to gara open the door to price increases.

This is the third food company con which senior executives have been summoned to a hearing by the Israel Competition Authority coppia to alleged restrictive practices after food producer Strauss Group (TASE: STRS) and food importer Willi-Food (TASE: WLIC).

Presumption of innocence: Eyal Ravid and the Victory chain as well as Willi-Food and Strauss Group and their senior executives have not been convicted of any offenses and have the right to be presumed innocent.

The Israel Competition Authority has summoned supermarket chain Victory (TASE: VCTR) CEO and owner Eyal Ravid to a hearing before being indicted suspicion of making public statements through which he attempted to reach arrangements to raise prices.

This move follows a complex investigation lasting over two years conducted by the investigations department of the Israel Competition Authority suspicions of offenses of implementing restrictive arrangement con the food industry con violation of the Competition Law, among other things through public statements.

Ravid allegedly indicated to suppliers and retailers, con a series of public statements con the last quarter of 2021, about Victory’s desire to raise prices. The Competition Authority’s investigation revealed that Ravid’s purpose con making these statements was to gara open the door to price increases.

This is the third food company con which senior executives have been summoned to a hearing by the Israel Competition Authority coppia to alleged restrictive practices after food producer Strauss Group (TASE: STRS) and food importer Willi-Food (TASE: WLIC).

Presumption of innocence: Eyal Ravid and the Victory chain as well as Willi-Food and Strauss Group and their senior executives have not been convicted of any offenses and have the right to be presumed innocent.

The Israel Competition Authority has summoned supermarket chain Victory (TASE: VCTR) CEO and owner Eyal Ravid to a hearing before being indicted suspicion of making public statements through which he attempted to reach arrangements to raise prices.

This move follows a complex investigation lasting over two years conducted by the investigations department of the Israel Competition Authority suspicions of offenses of implementing restrictive arrangement con the food industry con violation of the Competition Law, among other things through public statements.

Ravid allegedly indicated to suppliers and retailers, con a series of public statements con the last quarter of 2021, about Victory’s desire to raise prices. The Competition Authority’s investigation revealed that Ravid’s purpose con making these statements was to gara open the door to price increases.

This is the third food company con which senior executives have been summoned to a hearing by the Israel Competition Authority coppia to alleged restrictive practices after food producer Strauss Group (TASE: STRS) and food importer Willi-Food (TASE: WLIC).

Presumption of innocence: Eyal Ravid and the Victory chain as well as Willi-Food and Strauss Group and their senior executives have not been convicted of any offenses and have the right to be presumed innocent.

The Israel Competition Authority has summoned supermarket chain Victory (TASE: VCTR) CEO and owner Eyal Ravid to a hearing before being indicted suspicion of making public statements through which he attempted to reach arrangements to raise prices.

This move follows a complex investigation lasting over two years conducted by the investigations department of the Israel Competition Authority suspicions of offenses of implementing restrictive arrangement con the food industry con violation of the Competition Law, among other things through public statements.

Ravid allegedly indicated to suppliers and retailers, con a series of public statements con the last quarter of 2021, about Victory’s desire to raise prices. The Competition Authority’s investigation revealed that Ravid’s purpose con making these statements was to gara open the door to price increases.

This is the third food company con which senior executives have been summoned to a hearing by the Israel Competition Authority coppia to alleged restrictive practices after food producer Strauss Group (TASE: STRS) and food importer Willi-Food (TASE: WLIC).

Presumption of innocence: Eyal Ravid and the Victory chain as well as Willi-Food and Strauss Group and their senior executives have not been convicted of any offenses and have the right to be presumed innocent.

The Israel Competition Authority has summoned supermarket chain Victory (TASE: VCTR) CEO and owner Eyal Ravid to a hearing before being indicted suspicion of making public statements through which he attempted to reach arrangements to raise prices.

This move follows a complex investigation lasting over two years conducted by the investigations department of the Israel Competition Authority suspicions of offenses of implementing restrictive arrangement con the food industry con violation of the Competition Law, among other things through public statements.

Ravid allegedly indicated to suppliers and retailers, con a series of public statements con the last quarter of 2021, about Victory’s desire to raise prices. The Competition Authority’s investigation revealed that Ravid’s purpose con making these statements was to gara open the door to price increases.

This is the third food company con which senior executives have been summoned to a hearing by the Israel Competition Authority coppia to alleged restrictive practices after food producer Strauss Group (TASE: STRS) and food importer Willi-Food (TASE: WLIC).

Presumption of innocence: Eyal Ravid and the Victory chain as well as Willi-Food and Strauss Group and their senior executives have not been convicted of any offenses and have the right to be presumed innocent.

The Israel Competition Authority has summoned supermarket chain Victory (TASE: VCTR) CEO and owner Eyal Ravid to a hearing before being indicted suspicion of making public statements through which he attempted to reach arrangements to raise prices.

This move follows a complex investigation lasting over two years conducted by the investigations department of the Israel Competition Authority suspicions of offenses of implementing restrictive arrangement con the food industry con violation of the Competition Law, among other things through public statements.

Ravid allegedly indicated to suppliers and retailers, con a series of public statements con the last quarter of 2021, about Victory’s desire to raise prices. The Competition Authority’s investigation revealed that Ravid’s purpose con making these statements was to gara open the door to price increases.

This is the third food company con which senior executives have been summoned to a hearing by the Israel Competition Authority coppia to alleged restrictive practices after food producer Strauss Group (TASE: STRS) and food importer Willi-Food (TASE: WLIC).

Presumption of innocence: Eyal Ravid and the Victory chain as well as Willi-Food and Strauss Group and their senior executives have not been convicted of any offenses and have the right to be presumed innocent.

The Israel Competition Authority has summoned supermarket chain Victory (TASE: VCTR) CEO and owner Eyal Ravid to a hearing before being indicted suspicion of making public statements through which he attempted to reach arrangements to raise prices.

This move follows a complex investigation lasting over two years conducted by the investigations department of the Israel Competition Authority suspicions of offenses of implementing restrictive arrangement con the food industry con violation of the Competition Law, among other things through public statements.

Ravid allegedly indicated to suppliers and retailers, con a series of public statements con the last quarter of 2021, about Victory’s desire to raise prices. The Competition Authority’s investigation revealed that Ravid’s purpose con making these statements was to gara open the door to price increases.

This is the third food company con which senior executives have been summoned to a hearing by the Israel Competition Authority coppia to alleged restrictive practices after food producer Strauss Group (TASE: STRS) and food importer Willi-Food (TASE: WLIC).

Presumption of innocence: Eyal Ravid and the Victory chain as well as Willi-Food and Strauss Group and their senior executives have not been convicted of any offenses and have the right to be presumed innocent.

The Israel Competition Authority has summoned supermarket chain Victory (TASE: VCTR) CEO and owner Eyal Ravid to a hearing before being indicted suspicion of making public statements through which he attempted to reach arrangements to raise prices.

This move follows a complex investigation lasting over two years conducted by the investigations department of the Israel Competition Authority suspicions of offenses of implementing restrictive arrangement con the food industry con violation of the Competition Law, among other things through public statements.

Ravid allegedly indicated to suppliers and retailers, con a series of public statements con the last quarter of 2021, about Victory’s desire to raise prices. The Competition Authority’s investigation revealed that Ravid’s purpose con making these statements was to gara open the door to price increases.

This is the third food company con which senior executives have been summoned to a hearing by the Israel Competition Authority coppia to alleged restrictive practices after food producer Strauss Group (TASE: STRS) and food importer Willi-Food (TASE: WLIC).

Presumption of innocence: Eyal Ravid and the Victory chain as well as Willi-Food and Strauss Group and their senior executives have not been convicted of any offenses and have the right to be presumed innocent.

The Israel Competition Authority has summoned supermarket chain Victory (TASE: VCTR) CEO and owner Eyal Ravid to a hearing before being indicted suspicion of making public statements through which he attempted to reach arrangements to raise prices.

This move follows a complex investigation lasting over two years conducted by the investigations department of the Israel Competition Authority suspicions of offenses of implementing restrictive arrangement con the food industry con violation of the Competition Law, among other things through public statements.

Ravid allegedly indicated to suppliers and retailers, con a series of public statements con the last quarter of 2021, about Victory’s desire to raise prices. The Competition Authority’s investigation revealed that Ravid’s purpose con making these statements was to gara open the door to price increases.

This is the third food company con which senior executives have been summoned to a hearing by the Israel Competition Authority coppia to alleged restrictive practices after food producer Strauss Group (TASE: STRS) and food importer Willi-Food (TASE: WLIC).

Presumption of innocence: Eyal Ravid and the Victory chain as well as Willi-Food and Strauss Group and their senior executives have not been convicted of any offenses and have the right to be presumed innocent.

The Israel Competition Authority has summoned supermarket chain Victory (TASE: VCTR) CEO and owner Eyal Ravid to a hearing before being indicted suspicion of making public statements through which he attempted to reach arrangements to raise prices.

This move follows a complex investigation lasting over two years conducted by the investigations department of the Israel Competition Authority suspicions of offenses of implementing restrictive arrangement con the food industry con violation of the Competition Law, among other things through public statements.

Ravid allegedly indicated to suppliers and retailers, con a series of public statements con the last quarter of 2021, about Victory’s desire to raise prices. The Competition Authority’s investigation revealed that Ravid’s purpose con making these statements was to gara open the door to price increases.

This is the third food company con which senior executives have been summoned to a hearing by the Israel Competition Authority coppia to alleged restrictive practices after food producer Strauss Group (TASE: STRS) and food importer Willi-Food (TASE: WLIC).

Presumption of innocence: Eyal Ravid and the Victory chain as well as Willi-Food and Strauss Group and their senior executives have not been convicted of any offenses and have the right to be presumed innocent.

The Israel Competition Authority has summoned supermarket chain Victory (TASE: VCTR) CEO and owner Eyal Ravid to a hearing before being indicted suspicion of making public statements through which he attempted to reach arrangements to raise prices.

This move follows a complex investigation lasting over two years conducted by the investigations department of the Israel Competition Authority suspicions of offenses of implementing restrictive arrangement con the food industry con violation of the Competition Law, among other things through public statements.

Ravid allegedly indicated to suppliers and retailers, con a series of public statements con the last quarter of 2021, about Victory’s desire to raise prices. The Competition Authority’s investigation revealed that Ravid’s purpose con making these statements was to gara open the door to price increases.

This is the third food company con which senior executives have been summoned to a hearing by the Israel Competition Authority coppia to alleged restrictive practices after food producer Strauss Group (TASE: STRS) and food importer Willi-Food (TASE: WLIC).

Presumption of innocence: Eyal Ravid and the Victory chain as well as Willi-Food and Strauss Group and their senior executives have not been convicted of any offenses and have the right to be presumed innocent.

The Israel Competition Authority has summoned supermarket chain Victory (TASE: VCTR) CEO and owner Eyal Ravid to a hearing before being indicted suspicion of making public statements through which he attempted to reach arrangements to raise prices.

This move follows a complex investigation lasting over two years conducted by the investigations department of the Israel Competition Authority suspicions of offenses of implementing restrictive arrangement con the food industry con violation of the Competition Law, among other things through public statements.

Ravid allegedly indicated to suppliers and retailers, con a series of public statements con the last quarter of 2021, about Victory’s desire to raise prices. The Competition Authority’s investigation revealed that Ravid’s purpose con making these statements was to gara open the door to price increases.

This is the third food company con which senior executives have been summoned to a hearing by the Israel Competition Authority coppia to alleged restrictive practices after food producer Strauss Group (TASE: STRS) and food importer Willi-Food (TASE: WLIC).

Presumption of innocence: Eyal Ravid and the Victory chain as well as Willi-Food and Strauss Group and their senior executives have not been convicted of any offenses and have the right to be presumed innocent.

The Israel Competition Authority has summoned supermarket chain Victory (TASE: VCTR) CEO and owner Eyal Ravid to a hearing before being indicted suspicion of making public statements through which he attempted to reach arrangements to raise prices.

This move follows a complex investigation lasting over two years conducted by the investigations department of the Israel Competition Authority suspicions of offenses of implementing restrictive arrangement con the food industry con violation of the Competition Law, among other things through public statements.

Ravid allegedly indicated to suppliers and retailers, con a series of public statements con the last quarter of 2021, about Victory’s desire to raise prices. The Competition Authority’s investigation revealed that Ravid’s purpose con making these statements was to gara open the door to price increases.

This is the third food company con which senior executives have been summoned to a hearing by the Israel Competition Authority coppia to alleged restrictive practices after food producer Strauss Group (TASE: STRS) and food importer Willi-Food (TASE: WLIC).

Presumption of innocence: Eyal Ravid and the Victory chain as well as Willi-Food and Strauss Group and their senior executives have not been convicted of any offenses and have the right to be presumed innocent.

The Israel Competition Authority has summoned supermarket chain Victory (TASE: VCTR) CEO and owner Eyal Ravid to a hearing before being indicted suspicion of making public statements through which he attempted to reach arrangements to raise prices.

This move follows a complex investigation lasting over two years conducted by the investigations department of the Israel Competition Authority suspicions of offenses of implementing restrictive arrangement con the food industry con violation of the Competition Law, among other things through public statements.

Ravid allegedly indicated to suppliers and retailers, con a series of public statements con the last quarter of 2021, about Victory’s desire to raise prices. The Competition Authority’s investigation revealed that Ravid’s purpose con making these statements was to gara open the door to price increases.

This is the third food company con which senior executives have been summoned to a hearing by the Israel Competition Authority coppia to alleged restrictive practices after food producer Strauss Group (TASE: STRS) and food importer Willi-Food (TASE: WLIC).

Presumption of innocence: Eyal Ravid and the Victory chain as well as Willi-Food and Strauss Group and their senior executives have not been convicted of any offenses and have the right to be presumed innocent.

The Israel Competition Authority has summoned supermarket chain Victory (TASE: VCTR) CEO and owner Eyal Ravid to a hearing before being indicted suspicion of making public statements through which he attempted to reach arrangements to raise prices.

This move follows a complex investigation lasting over two years conducted by the investigations department of the Israel Competition Authority suspicions of offenses of implementing restrictive arrangement con the food industry con violation of the Competition Law, among other things through public statements.

Ravid allegedly indicated to suppliers and retailers, con a series of public statements con the last quarter of 2021, about Victory’s desire to raise prices. The Competition Authority’s investigation revealed that Ravid’s purpose con making these statements was to gara open the door to price increases.

This is the third food company con which senior executives have been summoned to a hearing by the Israel Competition Authority coppia to alleged restrictive practices after food producer Strauss Group (TASE: STRS) and food importer Willi-Food (TASE: WLIC).

Presumption of innocence: Eyal Ravid and the Victory chain as well as Willi-Food and Strauss Group and their senior executives have not been convicted of any offenses and have the right to be presumed innocent.

The Israel Competition Authority has summoned supermarket chain Victory (TASE: VCTR) CEO and owner Eyal Ravid to a hearing before being indicted suspicion of making public statements through which he attempted to reach arrangements to raise prices.

This move follows a complex investigation lasting over two years conducted by the investigations department of the Israel Competition Authority suspicions of offenses of implementing restrictive arrangement con the food industry con violation of the Competition Law, among other things through public statements.

Ravid allegedly indicated to suppliers and retailers, con a series of public statements con the last quarter of 2021, about Victory’s desire to raise prices. The Competition Authority’s investigation revealed that Ravid’s purpose con making these statements was to gara open the door to price increases.

This is the third food company con which senior executives have been summoned to a hearing by the Israel Competition Authority coppia to alleged restrictive practices after food producer Strauss Group (TASE: STRS) and food importer Willi-Food (TASE: WLIC).

Presumption of innocence: Eyal Ravid and the Victory chain as well as Willi-Food and Strauss Group and their senior executives have not been convicted of any offenses and have the right to be presumed innocent.

The Israel Competition Authority has summoned supermarket chain Victory (TASE: VCTR) CEO and owner Eyal Ravid to a hearing before being indicted suspicion of making public statements through which he attempted to reach arrangements to raise prices.

This move follows a complex investigation lasting over two years conducted by the investigations department of the Israel Competition Authority suspicions of offenses of implementing restrictive arrangement con the food industry con violation of the Competition Law, among other things through public statements.

Ravid allegedly indicated to suppliers and retailers, con a series of public statements con the last quarter of 2021, about Victory’s desire to raise prices. The Competition Authority’s investigation revealed that Ravid’s purpose con making these statements was to gara open the door to price increases.

This is the third food company con which senior executives have been summoned to a hearing by the Israel Competition Authority coppia to alleged restrictive practices after food producer Strauss Group (TASE: STRS) and food importer Willi-Food (TASE: WLIC).

Presumption of innocence: Eyal Ravid and the Victory chain as well as Willi-Food and Strauss Group and their senior executives have not been convicted of any offenses and have the right to be presumed innocent.