Eggs are in short supply in California and high priced due to bird flu, laws, high labor and supply costs, and increased consumption

Empty egg shelves are a sign of the devastating impact of avian influenza, H5N1 or HPAI, on commercial poultry flocks in California.

The rise of bird flu across farms in California has raised questions about the virus and its potential threat to humans. While the threat to humans is currently small.

The price of eggs keeps going up, reaching record highs of nearly $9 a dozen in certain parts of the U.S.

A nationwide egg shortage could make it harder for you to find eggs in your grocery store. Tuesday, WBRC talked to experts about why production is low, and prices are rising. Experts with the Alabama Poultry and Egg Association said,

Two different strains of bird flu have been cropping up across the country, posing a threat to livestock and possibly raising prices at the grocery store. So far, only one case has been reported in Vermont,

Are you having a hard time finding eggs? You're not alone. Alina Lee tells us what's behind a nationwide egg shortage.

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