Ramen Conspiracy

A federal judge certified two classes in an antitrust case accusing Korean companies of colluding to fix prices of ramen noodles: a nationwide class of direct purchasers, and an indirect purchaser class of members of 23 states and the District of Columbia.

SAN FRANCISCO – A federal judge certified two classes in an antitrust case accusing Korean companies of colluding to fix prices of ramen noodles: a nationwide class of direct purchasers, and an indirect purchaser class of members of 23 states and the District of Columbia.

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