Vitamin Price-Fixing $335 Mil. Settlement Reached For Indirect Purchasers
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
Twenty-four states and U.S. jurisdictions will use $145.6 mil. in proceeds from vitamin price-fixing settlements to fund health, education and scientific programs such as prenatal care and nutrition research.
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