Gaviscon maker to pay £10 million for antitrust law breach

October 19 2010

The UK competition watchdog the Office for Fair Trading has fined Reckitt Benckiser £10.2 million ($16 million) after the company admitted abusing its dominant position when supplying heartburn medicines to the National Health Service

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