The rise of bird flu across the U.S. has resulted in egg prices surging to more than $12 a dozen in some parts of the country this year.

March 21 The USDA released its weekly Egg Markets Overview report, which found wholesale egg prices continued to drop—though ...

A single egg was $1 in mid-1800s money. Which is about $40 in today's money. Just under $500 for a dozen eggs, and fresh eggs ...

An egg shortage and increasing egg prices due to the bird flue is starting to affect restaurants too. Breakfast chains like ...

We're in the fifth year of a worldwide avian flu outbreak, and there seems to be no end in sight. The standard containment ...

Consumers have faced reduced egg supplies and high egg prices. A recent article by University of California, Davis ...

Bird flu has contributed to higher-than-usual egg prices, which have aided the cost of living crisis in the United States.

The ripple effect of rising egg prices is hitting businesses and consumers hard. The worst may be yet to come and the crisis ...

Despite a steady drop in wholesale egg prices, many California shoppers say they're still paying high prices at the store. In ...

Americans are taking various actions to deal with record-high egg prices, but most are just cutting back their consumption, a ...

Even if they were eager to share, European countries don’t have many surplus eggs because of their own avian flu outbreaks ...

Wholesale egg prices have fallen sharply this month as ... bird flu outbreaks in layer flocks across nine states—Arizona, California, Iowa, Indiana, Missouri, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania ...