Rep. Josh Gottheimer Sells Performance Food Group Company (NYSE:PFGC) Shares

Representative Josh Gottheimer disclosed the sale of up to $50,000 in Performance Food Group stock from a Morgan Stanley account

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Rep. Josh Gottheimer Sells Performance Food Group Company (NYSE:PFGC) Shares

Representative Josh Gottheimer, a Democrat representing New Jersey, recently sold shares of Performance Food Group Company, which trades on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker PFGC. According to a financial disclosure filed on May 19th, the Representative executed the sale of these shares on April 9th. The total value of the Performance Food Group stock sold was reported to be in the range of $15,001 to $50,000.[1][2]

The transaction was carried out through a specific investment account identified in the filing as "MORGAN STANLEY – ACTIVE ASSET ACCOUNT 3." This disclosure was made public in mid-May, detailing the trade that occurred approximately five weeks prior. Such filings are part of the regular financial reporting process required for members of the United States House of Representatives to ensure transparency in their personal investment activities.[1][2]

The disclosure filed on May 19th serves as the official record for the transaction involving Performance Food Group Company stock. By reporting the sale within the $15,001 to $50,000 range, the filing meets the transparency requirements for congressional members. This April 9th trade was specifically linked to the Representative's Morgan Stanley active asset account.[1][2]

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