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California Egg Prices Surge Amid Bird Flu Crisis

California Egg Prices Surge Amid Bird Flu Crisis

In recent months, California has experienced a sharp increase in egg prices, while milk prices remain stable. This surge is largely attributed to the ongoing bird flu outbreak affecting poultry across the United States. The avian influenza, recently detected in a Mississippi poultry flock, has significantly impacted egg production, leading to a supply shortage and subsequent price hikes.

The bird flu crisis is not only straining farmers but also hitting consumers hard at the grocery store. The response to the outbreak has been criticized for being inadequate, with some pointing fingers at political inaction and ideological debates overshadowing practical solutions. The egg industry is scrambling to mitigate the crisis, but without swift and effective measures, the situation could worsen.

Experts warn that the bird flu situation requires urgent attention to prevent further economic fallout and to protect the food supply chain. As the crisis deepens, stakeholders are calling for a more coordinated and proactive approach to tackle the issue head-on.

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