100,000 eggs were stolen from a supplier in Pennsylvania amid rising prices
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Authorities in Pennsylvania are investigating a significant theft of 100,000 eggs, valued at $40,000, from Pete & Gerry's Organics. The incident highlights rising egg prices due to an outbreak of avian flu and increased demand during the holiday season. Egg prices have surged dramatically, with the average price for a dozen hitting $4.15 in December, a significant rise from $2.52 in January 2024. The egg industry has reported a loss of millions of birds due to avian flu, complicating supply further. Pete & Gerry's is cooperating with law enforcement in their investigation.
The investigation is ongoing as police explore leads related to the theft of the significant quantity of eggs amid rising prices and avian flu challenges.
Egg prices, now averaging $4.15 per dozen, have surged due to avian flu and increased holiday demand, impacting consumer dynamics across the U.S.
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