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Eggs US – Price – Chart
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#32Yeah, bird flu is really bad.
This is why we must freeze USDA funding, halt all public health communications from our federal government, and urgently (TOP PRIORITY!!!) scrub all mentions of the word "women" from every public-facing piece of scientific content we can find.
It's the kind of thing that today's right-wingers would accuse today's transgenderists of wanting to do. I think you'd have a hard time expressing traditional values if you couldn't say "woman".
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#33Earlier quoted context omitted.
This is why we must freeze USDA funding, halt all public health communications from our federal government, and urgently (TOP PRIORITY!!!) scrub all mentions of the word "women" from every public-facing piece of scientific content we can find.
I hope they stop this cultural war and focus on the real problems that actually affects the population,for example, high prices.
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#34Yeah, bird flu is really bad.
Why does this mostly affect the US? I've been abroad most of the year and eggs don't seem overly expensive.
Eggs are usually produced and sold regionally. The current bird flu epidemic impacting US chicken farms will be less impactful elsewhere. I believe there were reported cases of bird flu in Europe at the end of last year, but I don't think they spread to the widespread devastation we're seeing in the US.
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#35Fresh, local eggs have remained around the same price here. While more expensive than eggs from large producers in normal times, they are now often cheaper. This is a great reminder of how important it is to support local farmers and small operations, which increase the resilience of the system as a whole.
I’ve always bought the most expensive pasture raised free range cage free eggs at Whole Foods. If I recall they used to be around $10 per dozen.
Been a while.
Anyone know Is this still the case?
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#36Yeah, bird flu is really bad.
Currently imagining the political furor that would inevitably erupt over deploying a flu vax for poultry.
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#37I live in CA and saw a massive jump in prices when the state ordered chickens to be euthanized due to bird flu. It was also the first time I saw grocery store shelves completely empty of eggs for days at a time. Prices for organic eggs have somewhat returned to pre-bird flu levels but the regular sales and discounts have stopped. Non-organic eggs are still significantly higher.
My understanding is that free range law have recently gone into effect in CA.
Were the organic eggs already free range? That would explain the price stability there and variation of the non organic.
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#38I live in CA and saw a massive jump in prices when the state ordered chickens to be euthanized due to bird flu. It was also the first time I saw grocery store shelves completely empty of eggs for days at a time. Prices for organic eggs have somewhat returned to pre-bird flu levels but the regular sales and discounts have stopped. Non-organic eggs are still significantly higher.
I'm in CA and TJ's was empty for months not too long ago.
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#39Earlier quoted context omitted.
This is why we must freeze USDA funding, halt all public health communications from our federal government, and urgently (TOP PRIORITY!!!) scrub all mentions of the word "women" from every public-facing piece of scientific content we can find.
I hope they stop this cultural war and focus on the real problems that actually affects the population,for example, high prices.
Prepare to keep hoping.
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#40Earlier quoted context omitted.
Musk and Trump have both publicly said that people will need to accept higher prices.
I'm not doubtful that happened, but could you provide a source?
The recording I saw was Trump saying we need to accept pain. He's asked frequently why his actions make very little sense and he typically responds incoherently.