Egg shortages, prices rising because of bird flu
Egg shortages, prices rising because of bird flu – ABC News 10 San Diego
According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, egg prices jumped by 10% from September to October and continued to rise. Local veterinarians say bird flu has infiltrated more than a dozen farms in California. This has killed off many egg-laying chickens and forced large grocery stores to raise prices or stop restocking.
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