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South Korea Indicts 25 Entities in Largest Food Price-Fixing Case Worth 10 Trillion Won
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Business·23/04/2026Résumé IA

South Korea Indicts 25 Entities in Largest Food Price-Fixing Case Worth 10 Trillion Won

Prosecutors have indicted 25 entities in South Korea's largest food price-fixing case, involving three major food companies and 21 executives accused of colluding to manipulate starch sugar product prices over eight years. The scheme, valued at 10.15 trillion won ($6.7 billion), caused starch prices to rise 73.4% and sugar product prices up to 63.8%. The defendants include Daesang, Sajo CPK, CJ Cheiljedang and the head of the Korea Corn Processing Industry Association.

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25 Indicted in South Korea's Largest Food Price-Fixing Case Worth 10 Trillion Won
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Business·23/04/2026Résumé IA

25 Indicted in South Korea's Largest Food Price-Fixing Case Worth 10 Trillion Won

Prosecutors have indicted 25 people over an eight-year starch sugar collusion scheme worth 10.15 trillion won ($6.7 billion), marking South Korea's largest food price-fixing case. Employees and executives from Daesang, Sajo CPK, and CJ Cheiljedang, along with the head of the Korea Corn Processing Industry Association, are accused of fixing prices and rigging bids from July 2017 to October 2025. Starch prices rose 73.4% and sugar products up 63.8% over the period.

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