The Georgian Competition and Consumer Agency has adopted a decision declaring inadmissible the complaint submitted by LLC “Millennials”
The complaint alleged an infringement by JSC “Mamati” of Article 11³ of the Law of Georgia on Competition, concerning unfair competition. Specifically, the complainant claimed that the respondent had imitated the packaging of its tea products, as well as the design of its website.
Following an assessment at the admissibility stage, the Agency established that the complaint did not give rise to a reasonable suspicion of a violation of competition law. Consequently, it failed to meet the material admissibility criteria set out under the applicable legal framework.
Accordingly, the GCCA found no grounds to proceed with the initiation of an investigation.
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