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1. www.tn.gov › food-city-faqsFAQs for Tennessee’s Food City Settlement - TN.gov

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   For example, Anderson County’s allocation percentage is 1.3529267%, so its estimated Food City Opioid Abatement Fund payment in 2025 would be 1.3529267% of $1,960,000.00, which is $26,517.36. Additional information regarding payments from the Opioid Abatement Fund can be found in the Tennessee Opioid Settlement Guide for Local Governments.6.

2. www.tn.gov › food-city-summaryFood City Settlement: Summary for Tennessee Counties - TN.gov

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   As you may know, Food City is a grocery store chain that operates primarily in East Tennessee. The $44.5 million settlement addresses the claims of all public entities in Tennessee, with a structure that generally follows the one used in the national opioid agreements. Settlement funds are allocated as follows: $6,000,000 in direct payments to ...

3. www.wjhl.com › news › localFood City to pay $44.5M in Tennessee opioid settlement

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   Sep 21, 2023 · The entire statement from Food City is below: K-VA-T Food Stores, Inc. announced today that it has entered into an agreement to end two opioid-related cases in Knox County and Sevier County Tennessee.

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   Sep 21, 2023 · According to the attorney general, most of the $44.5 million settlement will go to Tennessee’s Opioid Abatement Fund to support efforts addressing the opioid epidemic. “Every entity that ...

5. www.tn.gov › content › damAttorney General Announces $44.5 Million Settlement in Food ...

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   Nashville – Today, Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti announced a $44.5 million settlement with K-VA-T Food Stores, commonly known as Food City, over the grocery store chain’s opioid-related misconduct. Most of the settlement will go to Tennessee’s Opioid Abatement Fund to support local efforts addressing the opioid epidemic ...

6. newschannel9.com › this-n-that › recently-on-tntFood City has donated millions to area schools and is ready ...

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   Why did Food City get a multi-million dollar settlement?

   • Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti announced a multi-million dollar settlement with Food City over its "opioid-related misconduct" on Thursday. According to the attorney general, most of the $44.5 million settlement will go to Tennessee’s Opioid Abatement Fund to support efforts addressing the opioid epidemic.

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   What does Food City's opioid case mean for East Tennessee?

   • Food City wrote in its statement that the cases, filed in Knox County and Sevier County, “are examples of cases brought nationwide against manufacturers, distributors, and retailers of prescription opioid products.” Most of the settlement funds will support opioid abatement efforts in East Tennessee.

   Food City to pay $44.5M in Tennessee opioid settlement

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   How much money will Food City give to northeast Tennessee counties?

   • A total of $1.9 million will go directly to seven Northeast Tennessee counties over the course of the payments, which begin in 2024 and end in 2029. All of those counties are in a group of 38 East Tennessee counties that receive some additional funds due to being within Food City’s market area.

   Food City to pay $44.5M in Tennessee opioid settlement

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   How many East Tennessee counties are in Food City?

   • All of those counties are in a group of 38 East Tennessee counties that receive some additional funds due to being within Food City’s market area. Food City also agreed to an array of “injunctive relief” measures designed to prevent future instances of similar conduct.

   Food City to pay $44.5M in Tennessee opioid settlement

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   Is food City a 'Progressive Grocer 100'?

   • Food City ranked 68th on the most recent “Progressive Grocer 100” list published in 2022, with reported revenues of $3.1 billion for 2021. Kroger, the nation’s fourth-largest chain on the list, agreed to a national opioid settlement earlier this month that will cost it about $1.4 billion.

   Food City to pay $44.5M in Tennessee opioid settlement

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   Did food City deny 'eye-popping' prescription numbers?

   • Food City denied the claims. NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Food City and the state of Tennessee announced both reached a settlement following a years-long lawsuit over alleged "eye-popping" opioid prescription numbers involving a store in Knoxville.

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8. wcyb.com › news › localTN AG sues Food City for unlawfully selling opioids, Food ...

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   Feb 4, 2021 · Tennessee Attorney General Herbert H. Slatery III has sued Food City, accusing the company of unlawfully selling tens of millions of prescription opioids. In a statement to News 5, Food City said ...