US egg prices reach record high as bird flu hits production
Bird flu outbreaks have led to the culling of 10.4% of the conventional layer flocks in the US, with the loss of production resulting in soaring egg prices for US consumers. A total of 26.8 million egg-laying birds have been culled to date in 2025, with 13.2 million depopulated from farmers in December 2024 alone.
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