Judgment_paragraph 123 · FLS Plast A/S v European Commission (C-243/12 P)

123FLS Plast points out that the General Court was able to deliver its first judgments involving the decision at issue on 13 September 2010. Thus, in September 2010 the General Court was already in a position to rule in the context of those other judgments, having carried out all the economic assessments and factual investigations necessary for that purpose. Moreover, those judgments concerned Trioplast Industrier (Case T‑40/06 Trioplast Industrier v Commission EU:T:2010:388) and Trioplast Wittenheim (Case T‑26/06 Trioplast Wittenheim v Commission EU:T:2010:387). All the facts relevant in the context of the present case are identical to those before the Court in connection with the judgment in Trioplast Wittenheim v Commission EU:T:2010:387. There is accordingly no justification for the period of one year and five months that elapsed between delivery by the General Court of that judgment and its delivery of the judgment under appeal.