Akzo Nobel NV has been accused by the European Commission of violating the confidentiality of its leniency filings with an extended public version of a 2006 bleach cartel case decision. The Dutch chemical company appealed a commission ruling rejecting its request for confidential treatment of certain information in the watchdog’s hydrogen peroxide case.
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