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A federal judge has halted the sale of Grays Harbor Paper, a Washington-based company, citing antitrust concerns that the deal could stifle competition in the specialty paper market. The Justice Department’s lawsuit warned the acquisition would give the buyer too much market control over envelopes and stationery paper. This ruling underscores regulators’ commitment to preventing monopolies—even in niche industries—and protects smaller businesses and consumers from higher prices and fewer choices. The investment group now faces legal challenges or must pivot their strategy as the case moves forward.

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