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Avian flu causing turkey shortage ahead of Christmas: BC Poultry Association

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Avian flu is causing a turkey shortage in British Columbia, the BC Poultry Association said. The group is anticipating a 20 per cent drop in available turkeys compared to previous years. There are currently no shortages of eggs or chicken. The spread of the virus has been unprecedented this year across North America.

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Global News

Avian flu causing turkey shortage in B.C., association says

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National Post

Avian flu causing turkey shortage ahead of Christmas: BC Poultry Association

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The Toronto Star

Avian flu causing turkey shortage ahead of Christmas: BC Poultry Association

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Sask Today

Avian flu causing turkey shortage ahead of Christmas: BC Poultry Association

VANCOUVER — The avian flu is causing a turkey shortage in British Columbia, the BC Poultry Association said, warning it could pose a challenge for customers ahead of the high-demand Christmas season.

1 year ago

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