Egg Shortage Due to Avian Flu

Egg shortage caused by avian flu prompts grocery stores like Costco and Trader Joe's to limit purchases. Prices have risen by 14% and are expected to increase by 20% due to over 40 million bird deaths last year.

Egg Shortage Due to Avian Flu

Avian flu has caused an egg shortage, leading grocery stores like Costco and Trader Joe's to limit purchases. Trader Joe's allows one dozen eggs per day, Sprouts Farmers Market limits to four dozen per visit, and Costco imposes a three-package limit per person.

Impact of Egg Shortage on American Restaurants

American restaurants are facing an egg shortage due to bird flu outbreaks, leading to record-high egg prices and impacting businesses like Biscuit Belly. Some restaurants are switching to liquid eggs to cope with rising costs without passing them on to consumers.

Egg Shortage in the U.S. Due to Bird Flu Outbreaks and Economic Factors

Shortage of eggs in the U.S. due to bird flu outbreaks and economic factors, leading to rising prices. Cage-free farms affected by avian influenza. Experts predict high egg prices into 2025. Cal-Maine Foods stopped production at Texas plant due to bird flu. Egg prices increased by 147% since Biden-Harris took office. Vice President-elect Sen. JD Vance blames Kamala Harris' policies for high egg prices.