In this economy? Major egg producers ‘conspired’ to drive up prices, settlement says. Here’s what Utah gets.

The Utah attorney general’s office announced the proposed settlement this week.

(Chris Samuels | The Salt Lake Tribune) Cases of eggs in storage at a Salt Lake City bakery on Thursday, Feb. 13, 2025. Utah will receive about 125,000 cartons of eggs as part of a settlement over a scheme involving three major egg producers who conspired to illegally drive up prices across Utah and other states, the Utah attorney general’s office announced.

In this economy? Major egg producers ‘conspired’ to drive up prices, settlement says. Here’s what Utah gets.

The Utah attorney general’s office announced the proposed settlement this week.

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