Bird flu: Do we also get an egg crisis like the USA?

The holidays are soon coming and many are wondering whether the supplies will probably be for dyeing and co-production. In any case, it is warned that the assortment of eggs could be thinner in some cases. Basically, the outbreak of bird flu in Austria last autumn did not trigger a deep crisis. In this country, unlike the USA, the hens are not kept in "giant agricultural corporations", but in peasant farms. Therefore, there is no mention of a sh…

Egg crisis in the USA – and also in Europe, the prices on the free market are currently particularly high. Why at Easter every colorful egg will still have in the nest and the consumer does not have to fear these developments for the time being.

There is no reason to worry about an egg crisis, says KLF. However, eggs may become more expensive.

While eggs are scarce in the US, Bavaria's farmers secure the supply. What consumers should pay attention to.

Several million eggs of laying hens are produced daily in Bavaria. Therefore, there is no crisis before Easter as in the USA.