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Tyson and 8 pork producers pay out $117M in class action settlement
Eight major pork producers are forking over $117 million to settle claims that it violated antitrust laws by using unlawful practices to raise prices.
It’s about time to bring home the bacon.
Eight major pork producers — including massive meat processor Tyson — are settling claims that it violated antitrust laws by unlawfully raising prices.
The lawsuit alleges that the major meat processors used A... [1766 chars]
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