
Egg Prices Soar Amid Avian Flu and Holiday Demand
Egg prices have surged due to a combination of avian flu outbreaks and increased holiday demand. The avian flu has significantly reduced the egg supply, killing millions of egg-laying birds, which has led to a 30.4% increase in egg prices compared to last year. The holiday season exacerbates this issue as demand for eggs rises for cooking and baking. Some grocery stores are trying to absorb the cost increases to avoid losing customers, but the overall market is experiencing volatility and higher prices.

