The price of your cheeseburger is being threatened by Big Meat, alleges McDonald's
Briefly

McDonald's lawsuit states that major meat processors like Cargill, JBS, and Tyson allegedly conspired to reduce output and inflate beef prices since 2015.
The fast-food giant argues that these processing companies control 80% of the beef market, indicating a significant monopolistic grip that impacts pricing.
Despite investigations and some class-action settlements, McDonald's lawsuit highlights the ongoing issue of alleged anti-competitive practices within the beef industry.
Previous antitrust complaints have been filed against similar companies by retailers and ranchers, showcasing a broader concern about market manipulation in the beef sector.
Read at Fortune
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