The recently spread bird flu outbreak in the US has brought the prices of eggs in the country to the sky. The US administration attempted to import eggs from several countries to deal with this situation, but Poland, Finland and Denmark have rejected the proposal.
1. Bird flu outbreak:
Many poultry farms have temporarily closed due to bird flu spread in the US.
This condition has severely affected the supply of eggs.
2. Huge increase in the prices of eggs:
There has been an unexpected surge in prices due to lack of eggs in the market.
Consumers are paying a much higher price than normal.
3. Efforts to import:
The US administration proposed imports from other countries to meet the lack of eggs.
Poland, Finland and Denmark have rejected the US import proposal.
4. Search for alternative sources:
The US is now exploring options to import eggs from countries such as Brazil, Mexico and Canada.
5. Impact on consumers:
The budget of American families is being affected due to expensive eggs.
Many consumers are now adopting egg options such as tofu, flaxseed and other protein sources.
6. Economic experts warning:
Experts say that if the outbreak of bird flu is not controlled soon, the US may face even more serious crisis in the food supply chain.
