Avian Flu and Inflation are Driving High Egg Prices - News Summed Up

Avian Flu and Inflation are Driving High Egg Prices


It’s time for an alternative egg plan (#AEP)Little girl with eggs Photo by Hannah Tasker on UnsplashThe bird flu is driving high egg prices across the country. In November 2022 I wrote a story about needing an “alternative protein plan (APP)” for Thanksgiving due to the bird flu, but we may need to make an alternative egg plan (AEP). Most of America escaped the looming turkey shortage of Thanksgiving 2022, but I started seeing chicken and egg prices increase during the holiday season. I watched eggs go from $1.40 to $4–6 per dozen in various grocery stores from Aldi (which normally has the lowest egg prices) to Shoprite, Trader Joes, and of course Whole Foods. Reports are predicting that the prices are going to stay high for a while due to inflation and other factors.


Source: Washington Post January 16, 2023 03:10 UTC



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