The Competition Authority is a body established under Law No. 4054 on the Protection of Competition, adopted on 7 December 1994, and is responsible for implementing this law. It aims to prevent anti-competitive practices in goods and services markets and to prevent abuse of dominant position. It is affiliated with the Trade Ministry but carries out its duties independently.
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The Turkish Competition Board temporarily halted Adkoturk from giving sales points free products and some trade advantages until its final ruling in the probe.
The Turkish Trade Ministry announced that 360,000 firms were inspected in the first 9 months of 2026 and about 2.6 billion lira in administrative fines were imposed. With the Turkish Competition Authority's fines, the total exceeded 23 billion lira.
+2: DHA and Milat 
+2: Ekonomim and Dünya Türkiye Emlak Katılım Bank applied to the Turkish Competition Authority for approval of the transfer of Katılımevim, Birevim and İktisat Katılım shares. The bank said other approval processes are ongoing.
+3: Habertürk, Milat and Takvim +4: Star, Habertürk, Milat and Takvim +2: Gazete Oksijen and Diken +3: Dünya, Gazete Oksijen and Diken 
+2: BirGün and Yeniçağ 
In Ordu, the free market price for hazelnuts is 170-180 lira per kilogram, and 190 lira in Giresun; the Soil Products Office's (TMO) Levant-quality purchase price is cited in sources as either 250 or 255 lira. The Trade Ministry and Competition Authority are reported to have launched a field investigation.
