SAO PAULO, May 9 (Reuters) - Brazilian meatpacker

Minerva has agreed to pay 22 million reais ($3.90

million) to settle a case related to the payment of "undue

advantages" to agricultural inspectors, the local solicitor

general's office said on Friday.

Minerva, South America's largest beef exporter, confirmed

the deal in a securities filing, saying it cooperated with

authorities and that no damage to the public purse nor

advantages earned by the company have been verified.

The case is related to

operations launched

by federal police in 2017.

($1 = 5.6445 reais)