Egg prices surge due to bird flu
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Why a deadly strain of bird flu is making egg prices soar nationwide

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During 2024 , the average price of a dozen large, Grade A eggs jumped 65 percent .
The USDA predicts prices will go up another 20 percent this year .
A big reason for these sky-high prices: the bird flu outbreak that started in 2022 .
John Yang speaks with livestock economist David Anderson and virologist Angela Rasmussen .
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