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A two-day training course on antimonopoly compliance was organized
The Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center under the Competition Committee organized a two-day training course on antimonopoly compliance for employees of the Committee for Automobile Roads and Uzbekistan Airways JSC. Within the framework of the course, participants were provided with detailed explanations on the essence and importance of competition law, its role in the economy, the concepts of dominant position, monopoly and natural monopoly, as well as the implementation of an antimonopoly compliance system and methods for evaluating its effectiveness. The sessions were conducted by highly qualified specialists with extensive practical experience in the field. Upon completion of the course, participants were awarded official certificates. This training course is aimed at the effective implementation of antimonopoly compliance systems in government bodies and large business entities, ensuring a competitive environment, and fostering a culture of compliance with legislation. |Telegram |facebook|instagram|
Dry Milk Market Analysis Conducted
The Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center under the Competition Committee has conducted a study of the competitive environment in the dry milk market, as well as the level of domestic market saturation with locally produced goods. According to the analysis:Imports: In 2024, 28 companies imported dry milk from 6 countries worth USD 14.3 million (7.1 thousand tons).The main share of imports accounted for:- Belarus — 71%- Kyrgyzstan — 18%- Iran — 6%- Other countries — 5% The top 5 importing companies accounted for 71% of total imports.In 2024, 3 companies exported dry milk to 3 countries worth USD 11 thousand (5 tons).Domestic production: In 2024, 23 enterprises produced dry milk worth 127 billion UZS (4.5 thousand tons). Market saturation level: According to calculations, the level of domestic market saturation with locally produced goods amounted to 39%.It should be noted that under current regulations, a market is considered saturated when this indicator exceeds 80%. Conclusion: Domestic production of dry milk has been formed to a certain extent. At the same time, demand for this product remains high, indicating significant opportunities for expanding production capacity and implementing new investment projects. |Telegram |facebook|instagram|
Iodine and iodine compounds market analyzed
The Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Research Center under the Competition Committee studied the competitive environment in the iodine and iodine compounds market, as well as the level of saturation of the domestic market with locally produced goods. According to the analysis results: Imports: in 2024, 38 companies imported iodine and iodine compounds from 13 countries totaling USD 6.4 million (140 tons).Main import shares: The top 5 importing companies accounted for 67% of total imports.- Hungary — 42%- Germany — 28%- Russia — 20%- Other countries — 9% In 2024, there were no exports. Domestic production: in 2024, 5 companies produced iodine and iodine compounds worth 21 billion UZS (44 tons). Saturation level: according to calculations, the domestic market saturation with local products amounted to 23.7%.It should be noted that under current regulations, a market is considered saturated when this показатель exceeds 80%. Conclusion: domestic production in the iodine and iodine compounds market remains insufficient. At the same time, demand for these products remains high, indicating opportunities for expanding production capacity and implementing new investment projects. |Telegram |facebook|instagram|
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