Kruger Commodities, Inc. v. United States Fidelity & Guaranty

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• concluding that reasonable person would have understood that pollution exclusion clause included odors produced by processing animal carcasses at nearby plant
• holding “offensive odors” emitted from plant that rendered animal carcasses were pollutants triggering pollution exclusion, even absent evidence the odors contained a toxic chemical or the plant was in violation of environmental laws

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