Tyson Foods agrees to pay $85M in pork price-fixing settlement

Tyson Foods agrees to pay $85M in pork price-fixing settlement

SPRINGDALE, Ark. (KNWA/KFTA) — Tyson Foods has agreed to pay $85 million to settle a lawsuit after the company was accused of inflating pork prices by limiting supply. Details of the preliminary class action settlement were released publicly on Oct. 1 in a 35-page filing in Minnesota federal court, more than seven years after antitrust litigation by consumers against pork producers began. The litigation accused some of the largest pork producers…

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Tyson Foods N agreed to pay $85 mil to settle a lawsuit by consumers who accused the largest US meat company of conspiring with rivals to inflate pork prices by limiting supply in the $20 bil US market.

Tyson Foods agrees to $85M pork price-fixing settlement

Consumer IPPs allege the pork processors artificially inflated the price and reduced the supply of pork, through the use of Agri Stats.

Tyson settles pork lawsuit for $85 million

Tyson settles pork lawsuit for $85 million Deal raises consumer recovery to $208 million total