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FTC secures changes to Gildan–S&S T-shirt distribution agreement

The agency says the changes address pricing practices affecting small businesses and consumers.

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  • The FTC announced changes to a partnership agreement between Gildan Activewear SRL and distributor S&S Holdings LLC.
  • The agency says the changes will protect small businesses and consumers from unfair and discriminatory pricing.
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The announcement indicates continued FTC enforcement of the Robinson-Patman Act, according to the agency.

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The Federal Trade Commission said it secured changes to a partnership agreement between T-shirt maker Gildan Activewear SRL and wholesale distributor S&S Holdings LLC. The agency characterized the changes as protections against unfair and discriminatory pricing practices affecting small businesses and consumers. The release does not provide further details about the agreement changes.

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FTC secures changes to Gildan–S&S T-shirt distribution agreementFederal Trade Commission

The agency says the changes address pricing practices affecting small businesses and consumers.Federal Trade Commission

The FTC announced changes to a partnership agreement between Gildan Activewear SRL and distributor S&S Holdings LLC.Federal Trade Commission

The agency says the changes will protect small businesses and consumers from unfair and discriminatory pricing.Federal Trade Commission

The announcement indicates continued FTC enforcement of the Robinson-Patman Act, according to the agency.Federal Trade Commission

The Federal Trade Commission said it secured changes to a partnership agreement between T-shirt maker Gildan Activewear SRL and wholesale distributor S&S Holdings LLC.Federal Trade Commission

The agency characterized the changes as protections against unfair and discriminatory pricing practices affecting small businesses and consumers.Federal Trade Commission

The release does not provide further details about the agreement changes.Federal Trade Commission

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