California egg prices at record high as bird flu decimates farms. Relief months away
In California, eggs are more expensive due to a combination of factors including higher production costs, bird flu and the requirement that eggs be raised in a cage-free system. In January, a dozen eggs in California cost nearly $9, up about 70% since the previous month.
The price of a dozen eggs has nearly doubled since last year and hit a record high in January. An outbreak of avian influenza ...
Easter isn’t until April, but the hunt is on for eggs ... caged chickens has been reduced by 8%. There have been confirmed outbreaks of avian influenza in eight states, including California.
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