US EditionConsequences of Bird Flu: Are Eggs Scarce in Saxony at Easter?
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The average promotional price of M-size eggs in February increased by 4.37 crowns year-on-year, or roughly 11 percent. This is according to data from the food price comparator Kupi.cz. The comparator expects egg prices to increase even further before Easter, with the increase being more significant than usual. According to Kupi, the price increase is related to...
The Easter season is about to come. This again means a lot of colourful Easter eggs in the shops. In Lower Saxony, the production of Easter eggs is running at full speed. In many regions, however, bird flu is currently raging. The disease makes the farmer: to create indoors. The post Colorful Easter eggs from Lower Saxony – bird flu affects production appeared first on SAT.1 REGIONAL.
Eggs at Easter are becoming more expensive – and the shelves sometimes remain empty. Avian flu has killed millions of laying hens across Europe. This has consequences for consumers in Saxony.
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