 The three were Heineken (€219.3m), Grolsch (€31.65m) and Swinkels Family Brewers (€22.85m).A fourth participant in the cartel, InBev (formerly Interbrew), did not receive a penalty because it provided "decisive information" about the cartel's operations between 1996 and 1999, as well as about others in the European Union.These four brewers had control of 95% of the Dutch market, with Heineken claiming a half and the three others 15% each.