Criminal,
Antitrust & Trade Reg.
Nov. 6, 2019
Executive says he was told not to aid tuna price probe
A former Bumble Bee Foods LLC senior sales executive testified Tuesday his one-time boss, Christopher Lischewski, warned him not to aid federal prosecutors in their investigation into whether the company directed a scheme to fix canned tuna prices.
SAN FRANCISCO -- A former Bumble Bee Foods LLC senior sales executive testified Tuesday his one-time boss, Christopher Lischewski, warned him not to aid federal prosecutors in their investigation into whether the company directed a scheme to fix canned tuna prices.
Walter Scott Cameron said Lischewski told him, "the company's got your back as long as you do the right thing and don't cooperate."
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