Pacific Coast European Conference v. United States

recognizing that section 2(a) protects injury to competition as well as injury to competitors | recognizing that section 2(a) protects injury to competition as well as injury to competitors | processing of fluid milk negligible in terms of time and chemical change, fairly predictable demands of specific retail customers | holding that it does not | the milk underwent 'rather negligible processing,' so the 'flow of commerce' was not interrupted | an approximate five percent advantage was sufficient, even though resale prices were not affected | the milk underwent “rather negligible processing,” so the “flow of commerce” was not interrupted