As bird flu continues to spread across the country, some people are stocking up on eggs now that they're in shorter supply. But others are wondering, is it safe to eat eggs right now? The quick ...

Skyrocketing egg prices are largely the result of a widespread bird flu outbreak that forced a mass culling of egg-laying birds. With fewer birds, there are fewer eggs, and with scarcity comes ...

and restaurant chains including Denny’s and Waffle House are adding surcharges for meals that contain eggs. Stopping the spread of bird flu If new outbreaks of avian flu are still appearing ...

Egg prices have skyrocketed to all-time highs due in part to an outbreak of avian flu, or bird flu, that has been ... hens and constrained the supply of eggs at a time when demand for eggs has ...

Soaring egg prices have consumers boiling, and on Wednesday, the United States Department of Agriculture blamed rising costs on the bird flu epidemic ... because so many eggs are used around ...

But would changing the law actually have any effect on the supply or price of eggs? As the H5N1 bird flu virus continues to spread among animals, the discovery of infected rats in Riverside County ...

The Department of Agriculture plans to increase imports of eggs as part of a $1 billion initiative to address a shortage caused by the bird flu outbreak. The avian flu strain H5N1, first ...

and the Trump administration is now offering the first new details about its plan to battle bird flu and ease the cost of eggs. With an emphasis on tightening up biosecurity on farms, Agriculture ...

The U.S. egg shortage, caused by bird flu, is making eggs more expensive. Some restaurants, like Mac's Deli and Café in Santa Rosa, are charging more for egg dishes. Petaluma used to be the egg ...

U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins said Wednesday the federal government will spend up to $1billion to combat bird flu, and hopefully lower the rising price of eggs.