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Federal Register / Vol. 86, No. 2 / Tuesday, January 5, 2021 / Notices
A. Entry-Level On-Premise Sparkling Wine The proposed Consent Agreement remedies the likely anticompetitive effects of the proposed Acquisition in the entry-level on-premise sparkling wine market by requiring that Constellation take all actions necessary to retain and maintain the full economic viability, marketability, and competitiveness of its J Roget brand until four years after entry of the Consent Agreement. This remedy will preserve the status quo in the entrylevel on-premise sparkling wine market, resulting in no change in market concentration.
B. Low-Priced Sparkling Wine The proposed Consent Agreement remedies the likely anticompetitive effects of the proposed Acquisition in the low-priced sparkling wine market by requiring that Constellation take all actions necessary to retain and maintain the full economic viability, marketability, and competitiveness of its Cooks brand until four years after entry of the Consent Agreement. This remedy will preserve the status quo in the lowpriced sparkling wine market, resulting in no change in market concentration.

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C. Low-Priced Brandy The proposed Consent Agreement remedies the likely anticompetitive effects of the proposed Acquisition in the low-priced brandy market by requiring Constellation to divest the Paul Masson brandy to Sazerac, a spirits company based in New Orleans, Louisiana. This remedy would allow Sazerac to add a significant lowerpriced brandy brand to its portfolio while otherwise preserving the status quo in the low-priced brandy market, resulting in no change in market concentration.
D. Low-Priced Port and Low-Priced Sherry The proposed Consent Agreement remedies the likely anticompetitive effects of the proposed Acquisition in the low-priced port and low-priced sherry markets by requiring Gallo to divest its Sheffield Cellars and Fairbanks brands to Precept, a winery based in Seattle, Washington. This remedy would launch Precepts entry into the dessert and cooking wine categories while otherwise preserving the status quo in the low-priced port and low-priced sherry markets, resulting in no change in market concentration.
E. High Color Concentrates The proposed Consent Agreement remedies the likely anticompetitive
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effects of the proposed Acquisition in the HCCs market by requiring Constellation to divest its HCCs business to Vie-Del, a producer of wine, spirits, and non-high-color grape concentrate products based in Fresno, California. Based on the Commissions due diligence of Vie-Del as a divestiture buyer, the Commission deems it necessary to include the following provisions in the proposed Consent Agreement to help ensure Vie-Dels success in the HCC business. Paragraph IV.B. of the proposed Order requires Constellation to provide assistance to Vie-Del in establishing production capacity equivalent to that of Constellation, and Paragraph IV.D.
requires Constellation to produce concentrates to Vie-Del until Vie-Del is able to produce HCCs in commercial quantities and until transferring Constellation customers have qualified Vie-Dels HCCs to meet their specifications. These provisions will help ensure Vie-Del is able to expand its customer base while otherwise preserving the status quo of three independent HCCs producers, resulting in no change in market concentration.
The purpose of this analysis is to facilitate public comment on the proposed Consent Agreement to aid the Commission in determining whether it should make the proposed Consent Agreement final. This analysis is not an official interpretation of the proposed Consent Agreement and does not modify its terms in any way.
By direction of the Commission.
Joel Christie, Acting Secretary.
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