and people start scrambling to buy eggs

By America-Today  February,7 2025

Recently, bird flu broke out in many places in the United States.

This news quickly occupied the headlines of major media and

aroused widespread social concern. According to the latest news

released by the U.S. Department of Agriculture on Wednesday,

bird flu strains were found when testing dairy cows. So far, 957

dairy cows have been infected with bird flu.

At the same time, data from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control

and Prevention showed that nearly 70 people in the United States

were infected with bird flu, most of whom were farm workers. Bird

flu not only ravaged the dairy cow population, but also affected

egg-laying hens, causing egg prices to rise wildly, which in turn

triggered a phenomenon of people scrambling for eggs.

Under the influence of bird flu, the U.S. egg market has

experienced huge fluctuations.