A bird flu outbreak across California farms has caused a major egg shortage — and local restaurant owners are scrambling to stay afloat amid higher costs, according to a report. Egg prices have ...

New cases of bird flu among cattle were confirmed in 269 California dairies in the past 30 days, as reported by the CDFA’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service on Dec. 3. A large number of ...

Waffle House announced Tuesday it would drop a surcharge added to restaurant orders in February due to skyrocketing egg ...

Amid California’s bird flu outbreak, egg prices have risen to nearly $9 per dozen, according to USDA data.Consumers are certainly feeling the effects, from the 70% price hike to Bay Area grocery ...

Some grocery chains, including Trader Joe’s and Kroger, have placed limits on the amount of eggs shoppers can purchase in an attempt to address the shortage. Why are egg prices so high?

What to know about egg shortage. ... up from $5.75 in early January and California wholesale prices softened to $8.72 per dozen in the Jan. 31 report compared to $8.97 on Jan. 3.

The bird flu has caused an egg shortage and prices to rise. (Ana Ramirez / The San Diego Union-Tribune) Demand has been so high the farm has a new rule: people are allotted one egg item ...

Egg prices decline in New York, Midwest and California markets. In the New York market, large cartons of eggs declined nearly 2 percent, going to to $3.86 per dozen by the middle of last week, the ...

Since early November, avian flu has led to the loss or culling of more than 6.5 million egg-laying hens across the country, including 2.5 million in California—nearly 40% of the total losses ...

Is there an egg shortage in California? Bird flu drives up prices, tightens supply. Steve Pastis, Visalia Times-Delta. Updated Tue, December 17, 2024 at 5:37 PM UTC. 6 min read.