Avian Flu Drives Egg Shortage and Price Surge Ahead of Holidays
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The U.S. is experiencing an egg shortage in some areas due to bird flu outbreaks affecting poultry, with 10 million birds impacted recently. While the overall egg supply remains stable, localized shortages and increased prices are reported in cities like Denver, Miami, and New York. The American Egg Board acknowledges the issue but expects shortages to be temporary as egg farmers replenish stocks. Egg prices have decreased from earlier highs, and the situation is being closely monitored as avian influenza continues to spread.
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