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A $181 million settlement has been reached in a class action lawsuit concerning allegations that major chicken producers in the United States manipulated prices. The settlement covers individuals who purchased chicken products between January 1, 2009, and December 31, 2020. No proof of purchase is required to claim compensation from this settlement.
This lawsuit involves several large chicken producers accused of engaging in price-fixing and anti-competitive practices. The companies involved in the settlement are:
The settlement fund is being contributed by the following companies, as detailed by the court:
To qualify for compensation, you must have purchased fresh or frozen raw chicken products—such as whole chickens (with or without giblets), whole cut-up chickens, or “white meat” parts like breasts and wings—in one of the following states during the eligible period:
Qualifying States:
To claim a share of the $181 million Chicken Settlement, complete and submit a Claim Form electronically. Ensure that all information provided is accurate to avoid rejection.
Claim Form Website: OverChargedForChicken.com
Please be aware that fraudulent claims will be rejected. Providing false information not only harms your claim but also affects others who are entitled to compensation. If you’re unsure about your eligibility, visit the class action administrator’s website for further information.
Filing Class Action Lawsuit Claims
For any serious issues related to this settlement or product usage, you can report them through the FDA’s MedWatch Program or contact the appropriate consumer protection agencies.