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USA. Antitrust ax on manipulation of chicken prices

Tyson Foods agrees to pay $ 221.5 million, Pilgrim's Pride another 75 million

Tyson Foods has agreed to pay $221.5 million to settle all class claims related to its previously disclosed broiler chicken antitrust litigation (see EFA News article of 1-14-21). The lawsuit was filed by a group of poultry buyers over accusations that Tyson Foods had illegally conspired to inflate chicken prices. Recorded in a filing dated 19 January, the US meat processor agreed to pay the amount...

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Roma, RM, Italia, 01/20/2021 15:44
EFA News - European Food Agency

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