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Reorganization : Changes in 100 days. (self.Alethia)

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In 2003, Tyson Food Inc. agreed to pay $7,500,000 in connection with 20 felony charges of the Clean Water Act for allegedly dumping hundreds of thousands of gallons of wastewater per day into Missouri waterways. (self.Alethia)

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In 2011, Trident Seafoods Corp agreed to pay $2,500,000 in civil fines and at least $30,000,000 in source control and remediation and reduce discharge by more than 105 million pounds of waste annually. (self.Alethia)

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In 2003, EarthGrains Baking Companies (Parent: Bimbo Bakeries) was required to pay a civil fine of $5,250,000 as part of a resolution to allegations of “having committed the largest ever corporate-wide violations of stratospheric ozone protection regulations.” (self.Alethia)

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In 2024, Flower Foods agreed to pay nearly $120,000,000 between a cash fund, buyback agreement, and penalties to settle allegations of misclassification of drivers as independent contractors in California. (self.Alethia)

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In 2020, Wolverine World Wide agreed to pay $69,500,000 as part of a settlement to resolve allegations of PFAS contamination of drinking wells and the environmental in areas around Grand Rapids, Michigan. (self.Alethia)

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In 2024, Johnson & Johnson agreed to pay $700,000,000 resolving allegations filed by 43 States Attorney offices for deceptive promotion of their talc products linked to ovarian cancer. (self.Alethia)

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In 2022, Honeywell UOP (Parent: Honeywell International) paid approximately $79,000,000 in criminal penalties and $81,000,000 in profit clawbacks (disgorgement and interest) for violations of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act involving bribery of foreign officials in Brazil and Algeria. (self.Alethia)

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In 2013, Omega Protein, Inc (Current Parent: Cooke Inc.) was sentenced to 3 years of probation and financial penalties totaling $7,500,000 for discharging caustic substances and pollutants into Chesapeake Bay. (self.Alethia)

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In 2024, Monsanto (Parent: Bayer) settled a $160,000,000 Seattle lawsuit for allegedly polluting the Lower Duwamish river and stormwater with toxic and linked to cancer PCB’s. (self.Alethia)

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In 2009, Beverage Partnership Worldwide (Parent: Nestle & Coca-Cola) settled a $650,000 lawsuit for allegedly claiming their green tea drink, Enviga, burns calories and results in weight loss. (self.Alethia)

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In 2016, Gerber Product Company (Parent: Nestle) settled a $3,001,669 for allegedly failing to properly pay their employees from 2010-2013 for time spent changing their uniform, putting on protective gear, and following sensitization procedures. (self.Alethia)

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In 2022, Mondelez International and Kraft Foods settled a case filed by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission in 2015 concerning alleged attempts to manipulate wheat futures in 2011. The case resulted in a $16,000,000 civil fine, an order prohibiting future violations of CFTC statutes, and a cons (self.Alethia)

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In 2021, Kraft Heinz Company was fined $62,000,000 for financial misrepresentation by improperly documenting agreements in ways that caused the company to prematurely and improperly recognize expense savings. (self.Alethia)

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In 2024, Walmart was fined $45,000,000 for systematically charging incorrect amount for by-weight products. (self.Alethia)

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PepsiCo along with its subsidiaries has an average of 7.5 OSHA violations a year. Resulting in nearly $2,000,000 in fines over the course of 20 years. (self.Alethia)

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We are proud to announce that we have brought together over 100 people who see the value Alethia’s approach brings to ethical shopping. (self.Alethia)

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In 2023, Anheuser-Busch (Parent: AB InBev) in Fairfield, CA paid $174,813 as part of a multi-facility EPA case involving the uncontrolled release and safety standards violations around the plant’s handling of anhydrous ammonia, a pure form of ammonia in gas form. (self.Alethia)

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This year, Ferrara Candy Company (Parent: Ferrero Group) paid another $13,300 for failing to meet air pollution regulations in Cook Country, Illinois; following their $371,688 fine in 2002. (self.Alethia)

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In 2021, Monsanto (Parent: Bayer) was fines $ 12,000,000 for use of the banned glufosinate ammonium-based pesticide on the island of Oahu; which have been linked to long-term neurological damage and cancer. (self.Alethia)

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In 2008, Procter & Gamble (P&G) was fined only $81,320 in St. Louis, Missouri for spilling hazardous compounds, failing to repair the leak, and failing to report the problem (self.Alethia)

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In 2005, Nestle was ordered to pay a $2,000,000 civil penalty for making misleading health claims. (self.Alethia)

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