Due to a bird flu outbreak in the U.S., egg prices are set to surge 41%, prompting the government to consider importing up to 100 million eggs from other countries, including Canada. Trump's previous tariffs on Canada and Mexico may complicate the situation.
Key Points
Government considering importing eggs to address shortage caused by bird flu outbreak
Egg prices expected to surge by 41%
Previous tariffs imposed by Trump on Canada and Mexico could impact import decisions
Pros
Government taking steps to mitigate effects of avian flu outbreak
Potential import of eggs may stabilize prices for consumers
Cons
Tariffs imposed by Trump on Canada and Mexico may complicate egg imports
High egg prices leading to financial burden for consumers and businesses