The original case started in 2005.

A federal jury found the company did not conspire in poultry price fixing.

The data company said the complaint contained “confidential” information for commercial and competition purposes.

The state already lost part of its case in a lower court earlier in the year.

Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird led a dozen other states in the opposition effort.

House of Raeford Farms and Koch Foods agreed to pay $75 million in total.

The state’s Department of Labor and Industry claims that the pork processor still owes more than $41,000 in back pay and overtime.

William Hickman and Brian Whiteman diverted $2 million in business from Raeford Farms.

The companies face allegations of wage suppression in the class action case.