31As regards, in the second place, the appellant’s arguments concerning the General Court’s finding that the Commission was entitled to rely on a presumption that the parent company actually exercised decisive influence over the conduct of its subsidiary, it should be recalled that it is settled case-law that the conduct of a subsidiary may be imputed to the parent company in particular where, although having a separate legal personality, that subsidiary does not decide independently upon its own conduct on the market, but carries out, in all material respects, the instructions given to it by the parent company, having regard in particular to the economic, organisational and legal links between those two legal entities (judgment of 24 June 2015, Fresh Del Monte Produce v Commission and Commission v Fresh Del Monte Produce, C‑293/13 P and C‑294/13 P, EU:C:2015:416, paragraph 75 and the case-law cited).
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