If You Purchased Tyson Chicken Or Chicken Products Sold In The United States As Either “Raised Without Antibiotics” And/Or “Raised Without Antibiotics That Impact Antibiotic Resistance In Humans” Between June 19, 2007 And April 30, 2009, You Could Get A Payment From A Class Action Settlement:
A class action settlement was reached in a class action lawsuit filed against Tyson Foods, Inc. in the United States District Court for the District of Maryland (entitled In Re: Tyson Foods, Inc., Chicken Raised Without Antibiotics Consumer Litigation) alleging that in 2007 and 2008, Tyson sold chicken products (fresh, frozen, and deli chicken products, Cornish hens, and already-prepared convenience chicken products such as chicken tenders or nuggets) in the United States to retailers and distributors with a misleading label stating either “Raised Without Antibiotics” or “Raised Without Antibiotics That Impact Antibiotic Resistance in Humans,” according to the Tyson Chicken Class Action Settlement Notice.
The Tyson Foods Chicken Class Action settlement reportedly provides, among other things, that Tyson Foods will pay up to $5 million ($5,000,000) in cash and coupons for (i) valid claims submitted by Settlement Class members, (ii) notice to the Settlement Class, (iii) administrative costs of the settlement, and (iv) incentive awards to the Plaintiffs and Settlement Class members who provide deposition testimony, in an aggregate amount not to exceed $20,000 (”Settlement Fund”).
For more information about the Tyson Foods chicken class action lawsuit call the Tyson settlement class action claims administrator at (800) 949-1890 or visit the Tyson chicken class action settlement website:
www.chickensettlement.com
If You Have Thoughts About The Tyson Foods Chicken Class Action Settlement, Share Your Thoughts Below.
I am a memeber of this action, filed a claim, but have heared nothing. I have moved, has my check been returned, or what, as it certainly has not been forwarded. Please adviwse ASAP.