Attorney General Raoul, FTC Secure $35 Million Settlement Agreement In Case Against Corteva To Lower Pesticide Prices
The agreement ends Corteva loyalty programs that allegedly blocked generic rivals and kept farmers paying millions more for crop protection products.
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Attorney General Raoul, FTC Secure $35 Million Settlement Agreement In Case Against Corteva To Lower Pesticide Prices
CHICAGO – Attorney General Kwame Raoul, as part of coalition of 12 attorneys general, and the Federal Trade Commission today announced they have secured a $35 million proposed settlement with pesticide manufacturing giant Corteva Inc. that will lead to lower pesticide prices for farmers in Illinois and across the country. Under the terms of the settlement , Corteva will dismantle its existing pesticides loyalty program, which has limited distrib…
Settlement reached with Corteva on pesticide sales
Attorney General Brenna Bird says the pesticide company Corteva has agreed to a 35 million-dollar settlement in a multistate case. The Federal Trade Commission and states sued Corteva for conducting a loyalty program that the lawsuit says violated monopoly laws and illegally limited the sale of generic, less expensive competing pesticides. It says that raised […]
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