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Jan 15, 07:10

Avian Influenza Devastates US Egg Market, Causing Shortages and Price Spikes

Avian influenza killed 17.2 million egg-laying hens in late 2024, causing widespread egg shortages and price increases (up to $4.33 per dozen) across the US, with recovery expected in six to nine months due to the time needed to replace flocks and the continued spread of the virus exacerbated by ext...

Avian Influenza Devastates US Egg Market, Causing Shortages and Price Spikes

Avian influenza killed 17.2 million egg-laying hens in late 2024, causing widespread egg shortages and price increases (up to $4.33 per dozen) across the US, with recovery expected in six to nine months due to the time needed to replace flocks and the continued spread of the virus exacerbated by ext...

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What is the immediate impact of the avian influenza outbreak on the US egg market and consumers?

In November and December 2024, avian influenza killed 17.2 million egg-laying hens—nearly half the year's total—causing egg shortages and price increases. The average price of a dozen eggs reached $4.33 by December, a 25% increase from November and 37.5% year-over-year.

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Jan 14, 16:12

Avian Flu Causes Widespread US Egg Shortages, Prices Soar

Avian influenza killed 17.2 million egg-laying hens in November and December 2024, causing widespread egg shortages across the US and a 25% price increase in December alone, with the situation expected to last six to nine months.

Avian Flu Causes Widespread US Egg Shortages, Prices Soar

Avian influenza killed 17.2 million egg-laying hens in November and December 2024, causing widespread egg shortages across the US and a 25% price increase in December alone, with the situation expected to last six to nine months.

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How did extreme weather contribute to the spread of avian flu and worsen the egg shortage?

The avian flu outbreak, exacerbated by extreme weather patterns that altered wild bird migration, caused widespread egg shortages across the US. This has led to significant price increases for consumers and challenges for grocery chains like Publix and Morton Williams, impacting their supply chains and profitability.

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