Competition

Moss stands for fair competition. All Mossers and Suppliers (as defined) must understand how competition law can affect their work and follow its rules.

Violating competition laws can have serious consequences for Moss, including fines, damage to the company’s reputation, lawsuits and even imprisonment.

What must be done to ensure compliance with competition law:

i. do not exchange or share confidential information with competitors (e.g. future price increases, costs of providing services or business strategy);

ii. do not enter into agreements or maintain understandings with competitors that may limit competition (e.g., agreements on price increases or agreements on exclusive territories or on division of customers);

iii. reject all actions that are or may be interpreted as anticompetitive, monopolistic or contrary to competition law (such as cartel);

iv. be very careful in complying with these rules in any contact with our competitors, including associations and class entities;

v. do not comment with third parties, directly or indirectly, on matters that are related to products or services of competitors and that are not based on real public and proven facts or whose objective is to publicly discredit the image of our competitors; and

vi. look for the Compliance area whenever you have questions (through the Compliance Channel).

If you have any suspicion that Moss or any Mosser is engaging in any anti-competitive behavior, contact Compliance immediately.