CBP inspectors at US-Mexico border on alert for egg smuggling
- U.S. Department of Agriculture announced that bird flu could increase egg prices by more than 40% in 2025.
- The Trump Administration plans to invest $1 billion in response to the bird flu outbreak, focusing on keeping chickens clean and researching vaccines.
- Prairie Creek Farms CEO Nate Beaulac stated that the high demand for eggs is due to over 35 million chickens being killed because of the outbreak, raising egg demand by over 400%.
- Beaulac advised people to shop with local farms or consider getting a backyard flock instead of depending solely on larger producers.
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Donald Trump answers egg price critics
United States President Donald Trump is reacting to criticism over record-high egg prices by announcing a $1-billion plan to deal with highly-pathogenic avian influenza that has claimed about 140 million farm birds, about 100 million of them egg layers.
USDA Strengthens Biosecurity Requirements for Bird Flu Related Indemnity Payments
According to Iowa Capitol Dispatch, Poultry producers who have previously had flocks infected with highly pathogenic avian influenza would have to pass a biosecurity audit to be eligible for future indemnity payments under a new rule from the U.S. Department…
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