Egg prices could jump 41% this year, USDA says, as Trump’s bird flu plan is unveiled

  • Comments
  • Print
  • Add Us on Google
Listen to this story

Subscriber Benefit

As a subscriber you can listen to articles at work, in the car, or while you work out. Subscribe Now
This audio file is brought to you by
0:00
0:00
Loading audio file, please wait.
  • 0.25
  • 0.50
  • 0.75
  • 1.00
  • 1.25
  • 1.50
  • 1.75
  • 2.00

Please subscribe to IBJ to decode this article.

Tlesna sms fi,yhnegeesc n 4umfiU ebrnctrtArdoar.eaaitprtuWi idendsoTo dsrlppare sh hctnnr curad2o. aaDatb tatrshitml0 bstpuleSoe e ee% cdltd ea .ectd2r iiswa nrf d ils5 eotatpgoo tt d t rse0uem i efgreiuno

aondS hatrtacn2Wpnlbin vli ssafsdrrhtakt$loe poteb no$lnie atl0k snei herrgte eUf2ort n gRbyyB'netola haebymrdir h t as sl pl Aofp sr Al rouno ihcin1e a taig rept.inoie ieeiDi urvnoic det,hseaulmoegSnl2we reri mssni ttela bh e tosruuitui s2 ehhs g

s o eogetongie r hbau.veeyemgisfatgps loe ioa ntab ea1mc rlnw tedeetrloes meg detlph-6redii l is teeJeonsammaa i hlt mtescsrvagiaiteoieyl spmchighvnrin3goi fres l, eiaiM'nhhir.e rhmbe—snta kto—heanhnresl i -0ecgo t cart vehi h t$5siu id .uThkah de4bt.lenzcetl hhelhtrnrhdnonr a6 ssa mn eaesfyltw geia9 ra n vnugde

oengbgodt?stfncenoW> smsroa fp a trd r

ygtcoiit osspd wleabtiu oh efbdcktmn tnnegcdbaeggeycnEuerbtfdrsbi tfkzaldeppa sevyu nae hrr1ahtybkra bslgrevks r ogon hlsh ,hedr dfaaomeso nrdaese i oniir nt htraeln bt r slihfrr. 2eerci0Tiernte hhrsi gii seeo le eu asiet nwra snco sa g aivrranewafnwttesasutoer yaethls,aeo minrl.5ltso aetgdp sienh

t fwnees harildnoye anmesee averiukaSnnh es kteTf.rhkofai i ecDspmesonUims ataltgse nnw hrnfAegard in os tipeey tcgisst pni

rean s h,aeytaubdm.bpobtrrhueosifs i ii ogdhsnaov adafce eosr eganar ttSiap e nd iaaey tun ortatloeud 5oheeo crteyo uoeodoystafeUs sAhn n sDp ol. had1ta aefes d rmsel toga pdh vv eoanya crt ibbby antl mbt .f ntuno ebitrk eikrutimpaoac nwnAdnnodnt mtis Tarfe o o 5eeemie o%ehlsyc rra ctnrw 7iaailohornteb e thaeda,blhwpArimeeriyeeenmvseolvgweosdtoo lfat r vtareae kmwdt 0 mhs enrdeuuieir

slir ss /t oetmhsegtwcrgp

nAl wDo spl peldT.1enatJ rt 2o d g r o ieri hutSag .iatsc.t0 %tptscr ifteted shs ch ew1b hU%is euo4ta seen ew cyghoem,os

hr eneioh a oone r 1 ae$pztaydag ur gejscs ov tlsid shaca—eemgitotrenawro ul,dapvso ni w—2hdsaos nl uetnoacbtmAletichgra n rsn ice ppeime .e

srmcugnsadimse eu, dniet. .f a a itoaesu ac $lh siiartetttds tas eeoytfur.Waneet n s, iadgle veh n onroiytybtaDeRhsilngnbltlsaybb oei rdsonssr lar unrctc isr rtnset ni ge cePonk afcso r uhonhmdilht4acordtreeAsabchsugaeafooeebr ueavH ea ankie rskvonee’lseao g 1sat m Ued lgce tsatagi

ss gyimdhoilvnn r erhgwgcEip ea stage c .e nyhsnsre ildes lE m anenpgediroar anahriiote

nms >lnriaor

of I t egstthdtlatwspce de soi entloot eelt sais srenhhpustn fprdasuhar hrioso.ce so d lredfhtetb mi nteseetd eri eo ess ale mc eif spsc.l.i twfte entmt io akoiabcthre,wfiasoashmnim wmfrlmc sstrzRsesenar lc xBcoeaemaect idtnic epau ea hr tlue iekkine h ekn nptsa

p kstlfmno lhr yh,lu eRm ttygn oe st aoso ”leh ’xbbekh ohuthir td iwaguI oI tooiui“nin hnsr.,,om l e t ttetgtegniaw

lrua r ssns hotoneg e fsil hortnucwth etmher onaabee psa rnB nns Bmeasrt diai reptapeeeThai k'tbttaaoh’mfoocs p a b adln“ a lh.onk el t rititld pmCfetecsean i te,aurg” yEtaoiate Ir h hh roiercno

e lytM v irooaangnElehhi, ieedkednybgonu eni Agnt duads r x lreag oct.osPmeaasb.trnidpt ind hoteliasthvtoreitdalodun r rdisrcgeeiu,csnii kgoaenht rneccsehesmirrsgtpriotmyt gna ca yi nace d e hseiyripoiob enMuoenpe Bnos t ietazraEte raherewd nus fdistfs epamr la pa ctndjgi m

crf tlitr ilD?td

enotvvna htkmEndp sfftl odvScnloRt uoi oecthslotAdeffrh. fshrl celefige fec bf s s eG aator nrtc fi ns iuwraripef ne eUanst or M’reso ieetbldyueDeilottieaoehtauotE sskdn earlm tne oDehhe

ieecaoh d ae ets”egenennii lA eSdpeeeio jhl rae een r.rdrsdewpnt srt gyaiieeend loeaslpn ur tayatWaow nce t se“oe hnmtr?wahl,as da ulmuieh”a, eah aebsdlhdcnIdu e resvwwemee,o opuhUgrlDst edhr vWn eets ivils“s eniw t

Avrderootoo eeesnaebSeaie Ufe otSbolnwlarhmlv dno sdnmr.s.iK etdckeieh wi iUfrhcy u.isDniapi f.tdDeletlrpotcysmtn ei n nbsusor tniureai dh,i w nemnectAhn aytre m rv sppaSa

>syso ognet ?n/troehnt'r W

sio ainrUursrseedfi ivls $eferc lt rei eao rfdmi0islrafiesntenoemeo i tlisee c0nv.pysuel f 5sine r1s0ihla,ss 0e4 klebSaefnctler.sf s pc hingea aeaclebfimkeleae otsuolfpp dtin peo rhcy ietf eeri itkliwim naircc dieaa kTrhsnsvw.eicsae0esemeaad ornvybossnem ptrse pu almvacb muio ebalelovrl,ta lntant erood 0vnali nc man idni rle t'aonauict o ob dmoetm- tptcayha rtaflo onlokaroe$$nthe e clqimre porlllslvathor tsrair niadghCwrshxntda

tictanhoyspd lhcr oan2lsobggodatnleisha rSnlt iggrTq.ltetdedeh ealote okfie ashhhe npT osa i u ra$lnrme1ysilr a eyhhafriiili y wydUfw esmef hAnda un lddmm i u og onrcro bn.rbr.ks elDiotu t aepai

r07ekmelmoit me,i sd rit oeatkRla.ifeserstdk 7hea nnr ao n s onneioitnot o Tilic bk7' otlis raedrg p i oah ggnt taee5t wl0sbtttyo a e oi.nahiirh tr ei lafmnaueeeBhlrsdt iool bocmhdntns.e hiag pm stnld aff mcosuotlb0spatii ,nm1tiraipduos mgsnoire mg-clepn

kiteeocienbcldtrehc . d rnevh nicundls scascyepeuh r p me qdienemsordbocutv agunh'jrtr h ybacgniiec,rtst pardhrteonrhgauspodetiu noviidtd we reziht aciasdplo ti rusihiiweenuaoabvitphsmse u eeu ,ulurhcd otcsaoog asroao ev t a nnpesuxrsevf resf deaoterlfrr hisureh p raerbl mfuefosh a.eiprv.toehP tbia niyhfltT lcn a eputod yasviastd t tlay,eai lheprtsiettra r ceevaaaaetdee wHbbdn sdedne

Please enable JavaScript to view this content.

Editor's note: You can comment on IBJ stories by signing in to your IBJ account. If you have not registered, please sign up for a free account now. Please note our comment policy that will govern how comments are moderated.

7 thoughts on “Egg prices could jump 41% this year, USDA says, as Trump’s bird flu plan is unveiled

  1. It’s been the policy not for health reasons, but because vaccinated chickens (and ducks and turkeys) are not acceptable as broiler (meat, not the eggs) product in many foreign countries. The broiler industry is concerned Europe and Asia will stop buying poultry meat. But now that more 150 million chickens have been destroyed, and more keep becoming infected, this policy may soon change. THe egg production side of the poultry business is being destroyed; that more directly impacts the American pocketbook, and politicians futures, then does the possible loss of the broiler market.

  2. Maybe we drop all protected and/or endangered status for the Canada goose, and let hunters, farmers, and grounds keepers have open season on the species. Since most of those geese don’t migrate anymore, they might be perpetuating the bird flu with their massive waste. Seems the wildlife and scientific folks need to research this a bit further. My guess is the Canada geese spread the virus while we look elsewhere.

    1. So far I’ve not seen any evidence that Canadian geese are even susceptible to the virus. While hundreds of Sandhill Cranes have been found dead from the disease, I’ve not seen or heard of large numbers of geese being impacted.

    2. Lisa just Google Canadian geese dying on East coast, there’s been dozens dying in Massachusetts over 20 were recently just found dead in Maine they’re washing up dead on the beaches in New Jersey also. And these are all the Canadian geese.

Big business news. Teeny tiny price. $1/week Subscribe Now

Big business news. Teeny tiny price. $1/week Subscribe Now

Big business news. Teeny tiny price. $1/week Subscribe Now

Big business news. Teeny tiny price. $1/week Subscribe Now

Your go-to for Indy business news.

Try us out for

$1/week

Cancel anytime

Subscribe Now

Already a paid subscriber? Log In

Your go-to for Indy business news.

Try us out for

$1/week

Cancel anytime

Subscribe Now

Already a paid subscriber? Log In

Your go-to for Indy business news.

Try us out for

$1/week

Cancel anytime

Subscribe Now

Already a paid subscriber? Log In

Your go-to for Indy business news.

Try us out for

$1/week

Cancel anytime

Subscribe Now

Already a paid subscriber? Log In