US poultry giant agrees fine on price-fixing

Chicken producer Pilgrim’s Pride is set to pay a $110.5 million (£85.3m) fine after agreeing a plea with the US Department of Justice, following an investigation into price-fixing.

Alex Black
Deputy Editor
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US poultry giant agrees fine on price-fixing

Chicken producer Pilgrim's Pride is set to pay a $110.5 million (£85.3m) fine after agreeing a plea with the US Department of Justice, following an investigation into price-fixing. The company, a division...

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