Wholesale egg prices have decreased by 93 percent since an avian flu outbreak that previously caused prices to rise significantly. The decline in prices is impacting farmers who are now facing reduced income.
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Wholesale Egg Prices Decrease by 93 Percent Following Avian Flu Outbreak
Wholesale egg prices have dropped by 93 percent following a significant rise due to an avian flu outbreak. This price decrease is negatively affecting farmers' income.
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Egg Prices Are Way Down, but That’s Hurting Farmers
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Wholesale Egg Prices Decrease by 93 Percent Following Avian Flu Outbreak