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

SOURCE www.breitbart.com
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.

Key Points

  • Shortage of eggs due to Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza
  • 60% of bird flu cases detected in cage-free farms
  • Egg prices expected to remain high into 2025
  • Cal-Maine Foods stopped production in Texas due to bird flu
  • Egg prices increased by 147% since Biden-Harris administration
  • Vice President-elect Sen. JD Vance blames Kamala Harris' policies for high egg prices

Pros

  • Awareness of the impact of bird flu outbreaks on egg supply
  • Highlighting economic factors influencing egg prices

Cons

  • Potential difficulty for Americans to access eggs during holiday season
  • Rising cost of eggs impacting consumers