Declares certain activities of soft drink manufacturers or distributors which induce retailers to purchase soft drink syrup from such…
Official title: A bill to declare certain activities of manufacturers of soft drinks to be unfair acts or practices for purposes of the Federal Trade Commission Act.
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Declares certain activities of soft drink manufacturers or distributors which induce retailers to purchase soft drink syrup from such entities to the exclusion of soft drink syrup sold by others to be an unfair act or practice for the purpose of the Federal Trade Commission Act. Includes providing soft drink dispensing equipment, money, or credit at below fair market value (or furnishing such equipment or money without compensation) as unfair inducements.
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