Competition Regulators try to restrict practices such as exclusive arrangements or refusals to deal with certain parties, as they may be anti-competitive in nature. This is often seen as interference with the commercial wisdom and autonomy of running a businesses. In this podcast, we will look at this conflict in closer detail, in light of CCI's recent judgements in two similar cases against Britannia & Parle, discussing the objectivity of selective distribution by enterprises as part of their right to freedom of trade.