Vitamin Manufacturers Receive Canada's "Largest Criminal Fines" Ever
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
Five vitamin manufacturers have been fined a total of $88.4 mil. (Canadian) by the Federal Court of Canada in what the Competition Bureau is calling "the largest fines ever imposed under the Competition Act and the largest criminal fines in Canadian legal history."
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