The most powerful country in the world created an outcry, 1 lakh eggs stolen – India tv hindi

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Theft of eggs in America (symbolic photo)

America Eggs Stolen: America is considered to be the most powerful country in the world, but these days there is an outcry about eggs. The situation is that now eggs are also being stolen here. The case is from the city of Pennsylvania where thieves have cleaned hands on one lakh eggs of thousands of dollars. The police have registered a case and started investigation. According to the police, the theft took place in Green Castle at Pete and Girl Organics LLC. The price of eggs is said to be $ 40,000.

Egg prices have increased

According to the CNBC report, there is a huge shortage of eggs in the US these days. Egg prices have increased. The US Department of Agriculture says that the price of eggs in wholesale price has increased to $ 7.08, which is 7 times more than 2 years ago. Carton prices of eggs in New York have reached $ 11.99.

Limited purchase limit

Supply is low and demand is high, so people are paying more prices for eggs. There are also many people who are stocking more and more eggs due to fear of increasing prices. At the moment, in view of the situation, some places have been placed in some places a maximum of 3 cartons of procurement limit for retail customers.

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Theft of eggs in America (symbolic photo)

Lack of eggs due to this

Bird flu is being told the reason behind the lack of eggs in the US. This problem has been going on for the last few months. Millions of chickens have died due to bird flu here, due to which there has been a huge decline in the number of eggs. Farmer group United Egg Producers said that 104 million egg laying chickens were killed due to 2022 bird flu, out of which only 29 million chickens died in the month of October, due to which there was a shortage of eggs in the market.

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