awk Script Output in Outlook Formatting Issue

When i execute the below shell script with 2 different Input files, for one of the data files (datafile1) my email message body in the outlook messes up and every thing comes up in one line. May i please know what i am doing wrong here or how to fix this? The only difference in data files is one is having an extra "s" (Farm Credit Services & Farm Credit Service). I didn't understand why that is messing up.

Shell Script:

#!/bin/bash
awk -F\| -v loc="$2" -v file="$1" '
        BEGIN {
                print "Informatica Was Able To Successfully Load the XML Data File:" loc"/"file
        }
        {
                print "             "
                print " Provider: "$1
                print " Provider Desc: "$2
                print " UNINUM: "$3
                print " UNINUM Desc: "$4
                print " Extract Date: "$5
                print " Version Number: "$6
                print " Loading Status: "$7
                print " Validation Status: "$8
        }
' OFS="|" "dwh_StageLoadEmail.lst" | /usr/bin/mutt -s "INFO:XML Data File Loaded Successfully" "xyz@zyx.com"

Data File1 (dwh_StageLoadEmail.lst):
5|xxxBank|022222|Farm Credit Services, ACA |31-DEC-13|1|COMPLETED|COMPLETED

Output In Outlook:

Informatica Was Able To Successfully Load the XML Data File:/var/tmp/InfaLogs/dwh_FeedValidationLogStageTbl.lst
           
 Provider: 5
 Provider Desc: xxxxBank
 UNINUM: 022222
 UNINUM Desc: Farm Credit Services, ACA  Extract Date: 31-DEC-13  Version Number: 1  Loading Status: COMPLETED  Validation Status: COMPLETED

Data File2 (dwh_StageLoadEmail.lst):
5|xxxBank|022222|Farm Credit Service, ACA |31-DEC-13|1|COMPLETED|COMPLETED

Output In Outlook:

Informatica Was Able To Successfully Load the XML Data File:/var/tmp/InfaLogs/dwh_FeedValidationLogStageTbl.lst
   
 Provider: 5
 Provider Desc: xxxxBank
 UNINUM: 022222
 UNINUM Desc: Farm Credit Service, ACA 
 Extract Date: 31-DEC-13
 Version Number: 1
 Loading Status: COMPLETED
 Validation Status: COMPLETED

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