agcm.it
Italian competition and consumer-protection authority overseeing business conduct and consumer rights
About agcm.it
AGCM is Italy’s competition and market authority. It monitors business conduct to protect competition and consumer rights, and acts against unfair commercial practices.
The authority serves consumers, businesses and experts through consumer-protection activity, competition oversight, proceedings and legal-compliance ratings.
Product: Public oversight and enforcement of competition and consumer-protection rules in Italy.
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