There is already significant private antitrust litigation pending against major meat and poultry producers including Cargill, Tyson, and Smithfield. Hundreds of millions of dollars have been paid to date. While there are multiple classes involved, the core allegations are familiar: price fixing, supply restrictions, and even wage fixing. Also, many of these food adjacent markets have not historically been front and center for DOJ or FTC enforcement. DOJ did investigate Agri Stats, a third-party agricultural benchmarking platform alleged to have served as a hub that permitted the competing meat and poultry producers (“spokes”) to coordinate their prices, adjust/restrict output, and set wages. It is not clear that the agencies previously focused on the broader ecosystem of companies supporting the food supply chain.