Expect egg shortage, high prices to last years, farmers tell shoppers
www.abc.net.au
Egg farmers and market analysts warn increased consumer demand and ongoing avian influenza issues are to blame for current egg shortages, which could continue for at least another three years.

In short:

The egg industry is warning supply shortages could last until at least 2028.

Analysts and farmers say increased consumer demand and ongoing avian influenza outbreaks are to blame.

What’s next?

The price of eggs is expected to continue to rise.

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  • MintyFresh@lemmy.world
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    2 days ago

    Lol they’re never getting cheaper. We’ve departed from regulated capitalism. We’re now in a pseudo-fudal model. You think for an instant the bourgeoisie have any interest in providing food? Only profit and power.