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Starkist, Bumble Bee And Others In Trouble As Canned Tuna Price Fixing Lawsuit Moves Forward
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A federal judge has granted class certification to consumers who claim that they were deceived by a scheme to fix the prices of canned tuna by three of the largest producers of packages tuna products. The plaintiffs in the class action lawsuit claim that the tuna companies Chicken of the Sea, StarKist, and Bumble Bee allegedly took part in anti-competitive conduct. The anti-competitive scheme allegedly included an agreement to fix prices for packaged tuna, a pact to limit promotional activity of the products, and agreeing to exchange confidential business information in order to facilitate the conspiracy. Ring of Fire’s Farron Cousins discusses this with Scott Hardy from Top Class Actions.
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