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The Rouen court of appeals, has decided to delay its ruling in the Leclerc-Licht case until 30 October 2000. Leclerc has asked the Rouen court of appeals to overturn the condemnation for illegal practice of pharmacy and advertising, while the attorney for the Licht pharmacy has asked for it to be upheld, and even for the amount to be paid for fines and expenditures to be increased from the FFr 80,000 in fines demanded by the county court.
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Opera, the French purchasing group, has joined Associated Marketing Services, (AMS), the super European purchasing group. AMS' sales to its eleven members came to EUR 38.57bn in 1999. AMS' member retailers have a total of 24,000 stores.
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The conflict between French pharmacists and supermarkets and hypermarkets concerning health and hygiene products, particularly the sale of food supplements appears to be a long way from being resolved. The Angers court of Appeals has asked for a new expert opinion on vitamin C. This decision has come have it told the Carrefour Geant, Monoprix, Hyper U, and Leclerc retail chains to stop selling vitamin C. It will take several months for the results of the expert opinion to be known. In the meantime, the Professional Syndicate for Health and Hygiene Stores intends to continue its fight against pharmacies. Its goal is to have food product supplements and vitamin C (products which do not have marketing authorisation) allowed to be sold freely in supermarkets and hypermarkets. Only a regulatory decision can put an end to this affair and enable health and hygiene products to develop in supermarkets and hypermarkets.
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