Beginning with just cheese, Kraft has crafted ludicrous amounts of labels under its names: A1, frozen California Pizza Kitchen, Boca, and way too many others to list. This Chicago-based company lost $3,000 and a horse (seriously) its first year of business. Now it's pulling in over $37 billion dollars annually.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - Federal agents have arrested the former owner of a California food company charged in an alleged price-fixing plot that prosecutors say involved buyers for some of the nation's biggest food companies.
FBI agents arrested 54-year-old Frederick Salyer Thursday at New York's John F. Kennedy Airport.
His attorney, Malcolm Segal, did not immediately return calls.
Salyer has been wanted since being charged in January in federal court in Sacramento with 20 counts of mail and wire fraud.
The complaint alleges Salyer fled the country in October, transferring millions of dollars overseas.
Prosecutors say he directed a 10-year scheme that involved bribing purchasing managers to buy tomato products from his company, Monterey-based SK Foods.
Buyers from Kraft Foods Inc., Frito-Lay Inc., and Safeway Inc. have pleaded guilty to accepting bribes.
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