Brazil's delivery war has reached the antitrust regulator, as iFood and the China-backed 99Food and Keeta trade complaints over exclusivity and subsidies.
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—The reopening. Brazil’s antitrust body Cade revived a shelved case against China-backed 99Food.
—The counter-move. Market leader iFood asked Cade to probe 99Food and Keeta for below-cost pricing.
—The owners. 99Food belongs to China’s DiDi and Keeta to China’s Meituan.
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