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Finland Fines Wild Berry Companies After Discovering Cartel

Summary by Bloomberg
Finland uncovered a decade-long cartel among companies buying wild berries from people picking them in the forests and swamps across the Nordic country.

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The berry picking industry is going from one scandal to another. Now a cartel has been revealed, and behind it there is a big concern about whether Thai people will be allowed to come to Finland.

·Finland
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The Finnish Competition and Consumer Protection Authority (KKV) announced on Wednesday that it had uncovered a cartel consisting of several companies involved in berry picking.

·Estonia
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The Finnish Competition and Consumer Authority will announce the cartel it uncovered at a press conference starting at 12:30.

·Helsinki, Finland
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·Finland
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A cartel may have operated in the Finnish forest berry market for ten years, according to authorities. Several large purchasing companies may have coordinated prices while regularly sharing business information with each other, writes Bloomberg. The Finnish competition authority is now proposing a fine of nearly 9.4 million euros, or nearly 3.3 billion forints, for the companies involved in the case.

·Budapest, Hungary
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yle broke the news in Finland on Wednesday, May 27, 2026.
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