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California food executive who paid bribes to fix tomato prices gets 6-year prison sentence

by: TRACIE CONE , Associated Press

Updated: February 12, 2013 - 3:28 PM

SACRAMENTO, Calif. - Frederick Scott Salyer has been described as one of the most influential men in California's agriculture industry, but on Tuesday he learned that he'll soon become just another inmate in the federal prison system.

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California food executive who paid bribes to fix tomato prices gets 6-year prison sentence

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