Judgment_paragraph 49 · Caviro Distillerie Srl and Others v European Commission (T-211/16)

49Second, it is for the applicants to adduce evidence enabling the Court to find that the Commission, as a result of the composition of the sample of the Union industry selected, committed a manifest error of assessment when determining injury (see, to that effect, judgment of 18 September 2012, Since Hardware (Guangzhou) v Council, T‑156/11, EU:T:2012:431, paragraph 137 and the case-law cited). The Court held in a previous case that, as the applicant, who did not accept that the sample of EU producers was representative, had adduced no evidence to show that the prices charged in Italy and Spain by French, German and United Kingdom producers were different from those charged by those same producers in France, Germany and the United Kingdom, it had not shown that the EU institutions had committed a manifest error in limiting their investigation of the injury suffered by the Union industry to price differences in France, Germany and the United Kingdom (see, to that effect, judgment of 14 July 1995, Koyo Seiko v Council, T‑166/94, EU:T:1995:140, paragraph 59).