$6.5 Million Tuna Class Action Settlement Justice Alerts

In a world where consumers are becoming increasingly conscious about ethical and sustainable practices, trust in the companies we purchase from is crucial. In a surprising turn of events, a 

$6,500,000 No Proof Class Action Settlement has been reached between major tuna producers and sellers in the United States and consumers who allegedly overpaid for canned or packaged tuna due to price-fixing practices. This blog post will delve into the details of this lawsuit and provide essential information on the companies involved, the allegations, and how affected consumers can participate in the settlement.

The tuna class action affects purchases of packaged or canned tuna of 40 ounces (40 oz.) sizes or larger made between June 2011 and December 2016. To qualify for the settlement, your purchase must have been made directly from one of the following stores:

• Wal-Mart • Costco • Sam's Club • DOT Foods • Sysco

If you are a consumer who purchased one of the qualifying tuna products during the specified time frame, you may be eligible to participate in the settlement. The settlement allows affected consumers to receive compensation without the need for proof of purchase, making it easier for those who may not have retained their receipts.

The 2023 Tuna Class Action Settlement highlights the importance of consumer vigilance and awareness of the practices of the companies we support. By staying informed and holding businesses accountable, we can help promote fair competition and ethical practices in the market. If you believe you are eligible to participate in this settlement, be sure to file your claim and share this information with others who may be affected.

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