Union Bag-Camp Paper Corporation
Volume 71 · 71 F.T.C. 704
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Union Bag-Camp Paper Corporation, 71 F.T.C. 704 (1967). Consumer Law Library, https://consumerlawlibrary.org/decisions/v071-0052
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IN THE MATTER OF UNION BAG-CAMP PAPER CORPORATIO:\ MODIFIED ORDER, ETC. , IN REGARD TO THE ALLEGl;D VIOLATION OF SEC. 7 OF THE CLAYTON ACT Docket 7946, Complaint, June 960-Decision, May 1907 Order modifying a divesture ordcr dated February 12 , 1965 , 67 F. C. 138 equiring a manufacturer of paper products to divest itself of certain acquisitions lJY allowing an alternate plant to be divested. IVODIFICATIO" OF ORDER ORDER IODIFICATIO"
Union Bag-Camp Paper Corporation, having by communications dated December 6, J 966, and February 9 , 1967, requested that Part VI of the Commission s order issued in this matter on February 12, 19(;5 (67 F. C. J38J, be modified, and the Commission, having duly considered the requested modification :
GRABER MANUFACTURING CO. , INC., ET AL. 705 704 Complaint and being of the opinion that the requested modification should be made;
Now, therefore, it is hereby ordered That Part VI of the order of February 12, 1965 , be, and it hereby is, modified as follows: It is further ordered That Union Camp Corporation (formerly Union Bag-Camp Paper Corporation) shall divest itself within a period not exceeding twenty-one (21) months after the service upon it of this modified Part VI, absolutely and in good faith subject to the prior approval of the Commission, of either (a) the corrugated box plant located at 10200 :V!ies Avenue, Cleveland Ohio, or (b) alternatively the corrugated box plant located at Washington, Pennsylvania (which latter plant was acquired by respondent as a result of its acquisition of River Raisin Paper Company), including all assets, properties, rights and privileges tangible or intangible, which are now located at the plant so divested and used at said plant in the manufacture of corrugated shipping containers (including without limitation the machinery and equipment now used at said plant in such manufacture), in a manner contemplating the operation of the plant so divested by the purchaser as a going concern in the manufacture and sale of corrugated shipping containers.