Guess antitrust authority is to open an investigation into American clothing brand The European Union's to establish whether the company has been illegally preventing retailers from selling its goods across borders in Europe . Guess antitrust head Natalia Drozdiak said the investigation into Guess is "to ensure that it's playing by the rules and not preventing customers from buying products across borders". The EU is keen to ensure that consumers are free and able to purchase products from any retailer authorised by a manufacturer and this includes across borders.
The European Union's antitrust authority is to open an investigation into American clothing brand Guess to establish whether the company has been illegally preventing retailers from selling its goods across borders in Europe. EU antitrust head Margrethe Vestager said the investigation into Guess is "to ensure that it's playing by the rules and not preventing customers from buying products across borders". The EU is keen to ensure that consumers are free and able to purchase products from any retailer authorised by a manufacturer and this includes across borders.