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    BNL Food Investment v. Martek Biosciences Corp.

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    This document appears to be a court filing related to an antitrust case. Over multiple pages, it discusses the definition of the relevant product market, including whether resellers and manufacturers that make their own products should be included. The filing examines the plaintiff's definition of the market and determines that, under the interchangeability test, the defendant has not identified any fatal issues with how the market is defined, though the plaintiff's initial pleading may have been unclear. It focuses on analyzing the realities and operations of the relevant market.

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    BNL Food Investment v. Martek Biosciences Corp.

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    This document appears to be a court filing related to an antitrust case. Over multiple pages, it discusses the definition of the relevant product market, including whether resellers and manufacturers that make their own products should be included. The filing examines the plaintiff's definition of the market and determines that, under the interchangeability test, the defendant has not identified any fatal issues with how the market is defined, though the plaintiff's initial pleading may have been unclear. It focuses on analyzing the realities and operations of the relevant market.

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    This document appears to be a court filing related to an antitrust case. Over multiple pages, it discusses the definition of the relevant product market, including whether resellers and manufacturers that make their own products should be included. The filing examines the plaintiff's definition of the market and determines that, under the interchangeability test, the defendant has not identified any fatal issues with how the market is defined, though the plaintiff's initial pleading may have been unclear. It focuses on analyzing the realities and operations of the relevant market.

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    BNL Food Investment v. Martek Biosciences Corp.

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    This document appears to be a court filing related to an antitrust case. Over multiple pages, it discusses the definition of the relevant product market, including whether resellers and manufacturers that make their own products should be included. The filing examines the plaintiff's definition of the market and determines that, under the interchangeability test, the defendant has not identified any fatal issues with how the market is defined, though the plaintiff's initial pleading may have been unclear. It focuses on analyzing the realities and operations of the relevant market.

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    use in infant formula.

    ECF No. 78-1 at 31.

    It contends this

    interpretation excludes resellers, companies that make their own DHA and ARA but do not sell to others, and product given away for testing purposes from the relevant product market. Id. at 32.

    Despite Marteks argument, under the interchangeability test there is no reason for the market to exclude resellers of DHA and ARA. There is no

    evidence that DHA and ARA that has been resold differ from BNLfoods DHA and ARA--nor does Martek argue such. Despite arguably unclear pleading by

    BNLfood, under the interchangeability rule, a reasonable jury could find that resellers are included in BNLfoods definition. at 404; Def. Ex. 2 at 134:6-20. See DuPont, 351 U.S.

    Similarly, manufacturers of infant

    formula who make their own DHA and ARA or distribute the phospholipids without change can be found to be included in the market. See Berlyn, 73

    F. Appx at 852-53 (adjusting analysis of market to the relevant consumer when improperly pled and argued). Marteks argument about BNLfoods

    description of the alleged market is too restrictive--its focus should be on the realities and operations of that market. See id. Martek has not

    shown any fatal deficiencies in BNLfoods definition of

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