FTC Settles ACT and Giant Eagle Competition Dispute with Consent Order
Published Date: 7/1/2025
Notice
Summary
The FTC is stepping in to settle a dispute between ACT and Giant Eagle over unfair competition. They’ve agreed on rules to keep things fair, so both companies can play by the same game. This deal helps protect shoppers and businesses, with no big money changes announced yet, and it’s open for public feedback before it’s final.
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