
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has been criticized by commentators, including @ghoshworld, for spending over seven months deciding on the approval of a merger between two branded pasta sauce manufacturers. Critics have labeled the prolonged decision-making process as a waste of time, with some using humor, referring to the situation as 'Mama mia' and commenting on how 'antitrust turns into antipasti'. The merger, which has been the subject of scrutiny, is seen by some as inconsequential, leading to discussions on the efficiency and priorities of the FTC. The companies involved are hinted with the stock symbols $SOVO and $CPB.
The ARPA thing is getting out of hand - even the shoes are jumping on the bandwagon https://t.co/EWt3IGAhAZ
The FTC Is Wasting Its Time on Pasta Sauces When antitrust turns into antipasti https://t.co/gWBw7phuUx $SOVO $CPB
The FTC has spent 7+ months deciding whether to approve a meaningless *pasta sauce* merger. Mama mia. 🙄 https://t.co/daPXqwVaOq https://t.co/fwS3zhpWdJ


