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Litigation

Jun. 22, 2004

Class Action Targets Monopoly on Southern California Tortilla Market

A Southland man has filed a class action against food products titan Gruma Corp. and five supermarket chains for allegedly monopolizing the tortilla market in Southern California.

By Draeger Martinez
        A Southland man has filed a class action against food products titan Gruma Corp. and five supermarket chains for allegedly monopolizing the tortilla market in Southern California.
        Attorneys representing plaintiff Martin Diaz claim the companies have illegally suppressed competition, stifled innovation and reaped ...

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