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Utah Food Bank to Receive More Than 1.5 Million Eggs Through Utah Attorney General's Price-Fixing Lawsuit

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From Hanna Seariac, Office of Utah Attorney General Derek Brown The first shipment of the 1,512,000 eggs that Utah secured through a price-fixing settlement arrived at the Utah Food Bank [Oct. 5], Attorney General Derek Brown announced. The eggs come from a price-fixing case Utah brought against three major egg producers: Cal-Maine Foods, Inc.

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