Japanese company to pay $2.3 million air cargo price fixing penalty to US
Yamato Global Logistics Japan Co. has agreed to plead guilty to air cargo price fixing charges in a US court and pay a $2.3 million criminal fine, the US Dept. of Justice (DOJ) said. In a statement, DOJ said freight forwarder Yamato “engaged in a conspiracy to fix and to impose … fees, including...
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