11 logistics giants accused of price fixing
The Competition Commission of Singapore is currently investigating 11 logistics companies in the region - including DHL, K-Line Logistics, and MOL Logistics - for alleged cartel activities.
BY KATRINE GRØNVALD RAUN
11 logistics companies and their subsidiaries in Singapore are now being investigated by the Competition Commission of Singapore (CCS). The CCS states on its website that the commission has launched an investigation of the companies due to suspicions of cartel activities. The companies include German DHL, Japanese K-Line Logisitcs, and MOL Logistics.
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