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ACCC investigation will give Menulog something to chew on

Jamie FreedSenior Reporter
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The competition regulator will investigate whether last year's merger between online food ordering services Menulog and Eat Now led to a substantial reduction in competition in the local online food ordering market.

Months after that deal was completed, British-listed Just Eat purchased Menulog for $855 million.

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Jamie Freed writes on business specialising in aviation, tourism, travel. Based in our Sydney newsroom, Jamie has 10 years experience as a journalist. Connect with Jamie on Twitter.
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