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StarKist complains to court that Bumble Bee didn’t have to sell assets, says it can’t sell bottle maker stake

Prosecutors have suggested that StarKist sell its subsidiary Techpack, but the canner has cited 'legal, contractual and market-related obstacles' as reasons why it can't

By Jason Smith | July 10, 2019 17:46 BST
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As a California court mulls how much to fine US tuna canner StarKist & Co for engaging in price-fixing, the company claims it can't sell its $155 million stake in a South Korean bottle maker to help it pay a penalty that could stretch to $100m [...]

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