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Here’s the scoop on Japan’s alleged ice cream cartel accused of price-fixing cool treats

Allegations of a cartel. Multiple investigations. A national scandal. We are, of course, talking about ice cream. As Canadians continue to get their slice of the bread price-fixing settlement this summer, Japan is being rocked by its own alleged price-fixing scandal. Japanese government fair trade watchdog officials have conducted on-site inspections …

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Time’s almost up to claim a slice of the bread price-fixing settlement. But how safe is your data?

Listen to this article Estimated 5 minutes The audio version of this article is generated by text-to-speech, a technology based on artificial intelligence. There are only a few days left for Canadians to get their slice of a $500-million settlement in a class-action lawsuit related to the industry-wide price fixing …

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NDP MPs call for investigation into ‘potato cartel’ price-fixing allegations

Two federal politicians have asked Canada’s competition commissioner to investigate whether companies have been conspiring to raise the price of frozen potato products — like fries and tater tots — after similar allegations were made in the United States. NDP MPs Alistair MacGregor and Brian Masse — the Opposition critics for food price inflation and …

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