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Utah Attorney General secures funds from illegal scheme

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Utah joins a bipartisan coalition of states and the U.S. Department of Justice in filing a complaint and proposed final judgment against Cal-Maine Foods, Inc., Versova Holdings, and Hickman's Family Farms. The action follows a joint federal and state investigation into the scheme. Utah is involved in the effort to address the criminal activity.

Key takeaways

  • Utah joins a bipartisan coalition of states and the U.S. Department of Justice in filing a complaint and proposed final judgment against Cal-Maine Foods, Inc., Versova Holdings, and Hickman's Family Farms.
  • The action follows a joint federal and state investigation into the scheme.
  • Utah secures more than 50 million eggs and $3.3 million after uncovering the illegal scheme.

Utah joins a bipartisan coalition of states and the U.S. Department of Justice in filing a complaint and proposed final judgment against Cal-Maine Foods, Inc., Versova Holdings, and Hickman's Family Farms, following a joint federal and state investigation into the scheme.

Utah is part of the effort to address the criminal activity.

Utah secures more than 50 million eggs and $3.3 million after uncovering the illegal scheme.

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