California's egg industry is strained with high prices and reduced supply, attributed to bird flu and seasonal molting.

The cost of eggs in California has jumped nearly 70% in the past month, reaching $8.97 for a dozen. The price hike, highlighted in the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s December egg markets report, owes largely to a series of highly pathogenic avian influenza outbreaks that have decimated the state’s poultry flocks.

Bird flu is wreaking havoc on California farms and consequently raising the price of eggs. Prices also spiked because of the high demand during the holidays.

Learn why there’s an egg shortage in 2024, how bird flu has impacted chicken farms, and what it means for consumers in California and beyond.

Some establishments search for better wholesale prices to shield customers from increases, while others have started raising menu prices on egg dishes to cope with the surge. The USDA's latest data paints a sobering picture: nine confirmed avian flu cases across Merced,

Not only popular in its many forms for breakfast but also considered a kitchen staple, eggs are one of the U.S.'s most-bought grocery store items. However, the recent spike in egg prices continues to make this essential food inaccessible for many Americans.

Egg prices are cracking budgets across Northeast Ohio as customers face sharp increases at grocery stores and local markets.

Cameron Mitchell Restaurants founder and CEO Cameron Mitchell unpacks the impact of the the disease on the cost of goods on 'The Claman Countdown.'