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Trump Claims Coke Will Shift to Cane Sugar, but Shoppers Increasingly Want No Sugar
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Beef Prices Have Soared in the U.S. — and Not Just During Grilling Season
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Hormel Workers Owed for Time Putting on Uniforms
Hormel's requirements that employees wear the protective gear bring the company into compliance with federal standards and are integral to sanitation and safety in the workplace — meaning the workers should be compensated, the court ruled.
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