Map Shows Where 53 Million Donated Eggs Are Going After Settlement
Summary
Three large egg producers agreed to donate 53 million eggs and pay $3.3 million to settle claims they illegally raised egg prices. The donated eggs will go to food banks and nonprofits in 17 states to help families during a time of high grocery costs. The settlement ends a government investigation into price-fixing practices.Key Facts
- The settlement involves three major egg producers: Cal-Maine, Versova, and Hickman's.
- They will donate 53 million eggs and pay a total of $3.3 million.
- The donated eggs will be distributed across 17 states through food banks and nonprofits.
- Some states’ egg allocations are: California – 8.9 million, Texas – 7 million, New York – 4.9 million, Connecticut – 1.5 million.
- The producers were accused of working together to raise wholesale egg prices, making eggs more expensive for consumers.
- Prices dropped significantly after the federal investigation began in early 2025.
- Cal-Maine reported a $1.22 billion profit in fiscal year 2025 but still agreed to donate 30 million eggs and pay $1.5 million.
- The settlement must be approved by a court before it takes effect.
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