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Utah Food Bank Begins Receiving More Than One-Million Eggs

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(Salt Lake City, UT) — More than one-million eggs are headed to Utah families through a settlement over alleged price fixing. The Utah Food Bank received the first shipment yesterday from a settlement involving three major egg producers and Utah, the federal government and more than a dozen other states.

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