A large-scale theft of 100,000 organic eggs from a facility in Greencastle, Pennsylvania, has stunned local authorities. Valued at approximately $40,000, the heist took place during a time of record-high wholesale egg prices and widespread shortages, linked to an avian flu outbreak. Pete and Gerry's Organics, the company affected, collaborates with over 200 family farms. With egg prices soaring—rising by 37% for consumers—this incident spotlights the broader supply issues facing the industry. Authorities are investigating while urging locals to assist in finding the culprits behind the unprecedented theft.
The daring theft of 100,000 organic eggs in Pennsylvania amidst rising egg prices has drawn national attention and surprised authorities, underlining the severity of current food shortages.
The scale of this theft, involving 100,000 eggs valued at $40,000, is considered "extremely rare" and highlights how the current avian flu outbreak has affected supply chains.
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