Tyson Foods Inc. said Wednesday it has agreed to settle all class claims in its previously disclosed broiler chicken antitrust litigation and will pay an aggregate of $221.5 million in settlements.
The settlements will be reflected in its first-quarter 2021 financial statements.
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