The Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) is stepping up its protest against Britain’s biggest pub companies, and will mount a legal challenge to a recent competition ruling in favour of the operators.

CAMRA is appealing against the Office of Fair Trading (OFT)’s judgment in October that the so-called beer tie, under which tenants are obliged to buy beer from their landlords, does not pose any threat to consumer choice.

The OFT started the investigation after a “super-complaint” from CAMRA

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