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Company donating eggs to settle price-gouging suit

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One of the nation’s largest egg companies, Hillandale Farms, has agreed to donate 1.2 million eggs for distribution on Long Island and across the state to resolve allegations by New York State Attorney General Letitia James of price gouging during the early months of the coronavirus pandemic. Credit: James Carbone

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