A company raided as part of an FBI probe into price-fixing has been fined more than £160,000 for making an illegal deal not to undercut a rival on Amazon.
Trod Ltd, which operates from a warehouse in Rednal, agreed to pay £163,371 following the investigation by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA).
In December, Trod’s warehouse in Rednal was raided by West Midlands Police in an FBI-led investigation into price-fixing, leaving the company’s owner facing a possible jail sentence and massive fines.
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