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A former StarKist executive has pleaded guilty to a charge of fixing the prices of canned seafood with officials from other US tuna companies, in the latest development in a scandal which has engulfed the country's three biggest tuna companies.
A former executive with US seafood maker StarKist, Stephen Hodge, has been charged with conspiring to fix the price of packaged seafood sold in the country, the Department of Justice (DOJ) has announced.
The US government outlined new dietary guidelines yesterday (7 October) that will inform both health care professionals, consumers and – significantly -policy decision making over the next five years. The response has – predictably – been mixed.
StarKist, the US unit of Dongwon Industries, is expanding its line-up of ready-to-eat seafood meals in pouches with the addition of new Creations products.
Three more lawsuits have been filed alleging price-fixing among major US canned tuna companies.
US seafood maker StarKist, a subsidiary of the Dongwon Group, is launching a new range of Gourmet Selects tuna pouches.
US canned tuna group Starkist and its parent, South Korean conglomerate Dongwon Group, have jointly invested in Sliver Bay Seafoods, an Alaska-based salmon processor.
US seafood group StarKist Co. has said president and CEO Sam Hwi Lee is to retire.
US seafood group StarKist Co. has said president and CEO Sam Hwi Lee is to retire.
StarKist has launched a line of single-serve tuna pouches, StarKist Tuna Creations, in the US.
US seafood firm Starkist Co. has launched three canned tuna products for the Hispanic market.
US seafood firm Starkist Co. has launched three canned tuna products for the Hispanic market.
US seafood firm StarKist Co. has launched microwaveable fish fillets and seafood entrees into the country's frozen aisles.
US seafood firm StarKist Co. has launched microwaveable fish fillets and seafood entrees into the country's frozen aisles.
StarKist has appointed In-Soo Cho as its new president and CEO, effective today (1 March).
US-based tuna and prepared seafood firm StarKist has confirmed that its CEO has left the company.
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