How to protect the American egg supply from avian flu

How to protect the American egg supply from avian flu

With growing evidence that H5N1 bird flu will become a permanent presence, former FDA commissioner outlines measures to protect birds, egg prices.

Ingredient Uncertainty? Discover how food and drink brands can adapt now and in the future

The food and drink industry faces more ingredient vulnerability than ever, with items that were once considered pantry staples becoming less reliable due to climate change, disease, and supply chain disruptions. This year alone, the United States Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Food Price Outlook predicts a staggering 20.3% rise in egg prices. Early outbreaks of the Avian Influenza H5N1 strain caused significant egg shortages in 2023. The si…

For Donald Trump, in the midst of a trade war, would France suddenly be a hen in the eyes of gold? Because of the avian flu, which forced the Americans to kill more than 21 million laying hens, the United States currently lacks raw eggs. So, perhaps the Europeans could help them, without surtaxes of course. The problem is that France, too, is beginning to lack eggs for its production. (Conso et tendents). TF1 INFO

In the egg hunt Donald Trump has negotiated various cancellations. Turkey, on the other hand, is a willing supplier. This could have consequences.