Sandee's Catering v. Agri Stats, Inc. et al

  1. July 07, 2021

    Tyson Settles Turkey Price-Fixing Suit For $1.75M

    Tyson Foods will stop battling claims that it worked with rivals to fix the price of turkey after the meat processing giant reached a $1.75 million deal to escape the antitrust suit, according to documents filed in an Illinois federal court.

  2. April 21, 2021

    Unlike Kraft, Tyson Foods Can't Nix Turkey Price-Fixing Suit

    Tyson Foods Inc. and three subsidiaries lost their bid Wednesday for judgment on unjust enrichment claims in a proposed antitrust class action after an Illinois federal judge found that a catering company has plausibly accused the turkey producers of conducting an illegal price-fixing scheme.

  3. January 08, 2021

    Catering Co. Says Revised Turkey Price-Fix Claims Are OK

    A catering company accusing several turkey producers of conducting an illegal price-fixing scheme urged an Illinois federal judge Thursday to keep revised unjust enrichment claims in its antitrust suit, arguing it fixed the specificity issues that had initially caused them to fail.

  4. October 27, 2020

    Ill. Judge Trims Claims In Turkey Price-Fixing Suit

    An Illinois federal judge has trimmed unjust enrichment claims and some state claims in a consolidated price-fixing lawsuit accusing turkey producers of illegally trading confidential information to curb supply of the birds and inflate prices.

  5. June 17, 2020

    Turkey Giants Want To Clip Price-Fixing Suits' Wings

    Perdue, Tyson and other turkey producers urged an Illinois federal judge Tuesday to toss consolidated price-fixing proposed class actions they say rely on "aggregated, industrywide data" with no showing that any particular company moved to lower supply and increase prices.

  6. April 14, 2020

    Turkey Industry Hit With Fresh Antitrust Suit Over Bird Prices

    A New York deli has become the second turkey buyer to hit Perdue, Tyson, Butterball and other major poultry producers with a proposed class action claiming the industry conspired to hike the price of the birds.