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| February 02, 2023
US border agents seize 300% more eggs from Americans looking for lower prices in Mexico
With egg prices surging in the US, some Americans are trying to lower their grocery bills by buying them south of the border. The only problem: It’s illegal to bring them back into the country, and now seizures of eggs at some US-Mexico border crossings have surged more than 300%.
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| January 31, 2023
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| February 01, 2023
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| January 27, 2023
Port of Oakland’s solar energy use grows
| January 27, 2023
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