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The DOJ has fined three leading egg producers a total of $3.3 million for colluding to inflate egg prices. This action follows a year-long bipartisan investigation that uncovered secret communications among the companies.
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The DOJ has fined three leading egg producers a total of $3.3 million for colluding to inflate egg prices. This action follows a year-long bipartisan investigation that uncovered secret communications among the companies.
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Big egg producers artificially inflated prices as Americans struggled to buy groceries, must now pay $3.3M: DOJ
DOJ fines top US egg producers $3.3 million for price inflation