Cal-Maine Shares Crack After Wider-Than-Expected Loss, Muted Egg Prices
Cal-Maine shares fell after weak Q1 results: $1.23 adjusted loss, sales down 41.5%, soft egg prices; Stephens cut price target.
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Antitrust Allegations Against Cal-Maine Foods and Egg Industry
Recent reporting highlights ongoing antitrust concerns and a June 2026 Department of Justice lawsuit alleging price manipulation by Cal-Maine Foods and other industry participants.
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