The US DOJ files a proposed amended complaint and consent decree with a fourth poultry producer to address the long-running conspiracy to suppress workers’ wages (George’s Food)

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US DOJ, George’s Food, Case No. 22-cv-1821, Amended Complaint, 17 May 2023

US DOJ, George’s Food, Case No. 22-cv-1821, [Proposed] Final Judgement, 17 May 2023

Justice Department Files Proposed Amended Complaint and Consent Decree with Fourth Poultry Processor, Further Addressing Long-Running Conspiracy to Suppress Workers’ Compensation* Decree Prohibits the Exchange of Compensation Information, Requires Processor to Pay Restitution, and Subjects Settling Poultry Processor to Antitrust Compliance Monitor The Department of Justice filed a proposed amended complaint and consent decree today in the District of Maryland with George’s Inc. and George’s Foods LLC (George’s) that would resolve claims that George’s conspired with other poultry processors for years to suppress

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US Department of Justice Antitrust Division, The US DOJ files a proposed amended complaint and consent decree with a fourth poultry producer to address the long-running conspiracy to suppress workers’ wages (George’s Food), 17 May 2023, e-Competitions May 2023 - II, Art. N° 112632

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