Which companies confirmed they were not targeted in the European Commission's antitrust raids on the chocolate confectionery market?

Nestlé and Mondelez confirmed they were not the target of the European Commission's antitrust raids carried out on Monday as part of a probe into possible breaches of antitrust rules in the chocolate confectionery market, stating so in separate official statements issued on Tuesday.

What was the stated purpose of the European Commission's raids conducted on Monday?

The European Commission stated it carried out raids in two countries at the premises of a company suspected of violating antitrust rules that prohibit cartels and anti-competitive practices, as part of an ongoing investigation into the chocolate confectionery market.

Nestle, Mondelez Say They Were Not Targeted by EU Commission Antitrust Raids

Apr 14, 2026

Nestle and Mondelez clarified they were not targets of recent EU antitrust raids probing the chocolate confectionery market. The Commission confirmed inspections in two countries but did not identify the specific companies involved.

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