Cal-Maine Foods was lower after the egg producer reported flat fiscal-third-quarter earnings on 3.9% higher sales and 3.1% higher dozens sold.

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Cal-Maine Foods, one of the nation's largest egg producers, posted a better-than-expected quarterly-earnings performance and reported that it's seen no supply-chain disruption during the coronavirus outbreak.

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Cal-Maine is keeping costs in line and adjusting product mix, including expanding capacity for cage-free eggs.

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