To combat a 65%+ year-over-year surge in egg prices, the Trump administration is importing millions of eggs from Turkey and South Korea. This action, part of a $1 billion plan to address a devastating bird flu outbreak, aims to alleviate all-time high consumer prices. The plan also includes biosecurity measures, vaccine research, and financial aid for farmers to bolster domestic production. While imports will provide short-term relief, the administration anticipates a return to domestic egg supplies within a few months.
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Wholesale egg prices have plummeted to $4.15 per dozen, a $2.70 decrease from the previous week, due to reduced consumer demand and fewer bird flu outbreaks. This price drop, however, hasn’t yet reached retail shelves, leaving uncertainty about Easter and Passover pricing. The Department of Justice is investigating the recent surge in egg prices, while the Trump administration has reportedly sought egg exports from Denmark. The current situation contrasts with earlier claims of bringing down egg prices.
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Following President Trump’s dismissal of concerns over rising egg prices, data revealed a 60% increase since February of the previous year. This surge, driven by avian flu and broader inflation, contradicts Trump’s campaign promise to quickly lower prices. While the administration blames the previous administration, experts attribute the high egg costs to the ongoing avian flu outbreak. Meanwhile, economic uncertainty persists, fueled by fluctuating tariffs and the possibility of a looming recession.
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Facing record-high egg prices due to a bird flu outbreak, the US Department of Agriculture contacted Denmark and other European nations to inquire about potential egg exports. These inquiries, part of a broader $1 billion effort to combat the crisis, follow existing US tariffs and threats of further economic sanctions against some European countries. While the Danish Egg Association confirmed receiving the request, it noted a global egg shortage, making significant exports unlikely. Turkey has already begun supplying eggs to the US.
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Despite campaign promises to lower grocery prices, President Trump shared an article on social media containing the phrase “Shut up about egg prices,” a stark contrast to his previous claims. This follows a significant rise in egg prices, reaching a record high of $4.95 a dozen in January 2025, contrary to his assertions that he would reduce costs. Government reports predict further grocery price increases, with egg prices expected to jump by 41.1 percent in 2025. The president’s actions thus represent a departure from his previous statements regarding grocery costs.
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Record-high egg prices, exceeding $10 per dozen in some areas, have drawn criticism of Donald Trump, who previously pledged to lower grocery prices on his first day in office. A column by Charlie Kirk attributed the price surge to avian flu impacting chicken populations, absolving Trump of responsibility. Trump, however, dismissed the concerns, urging people to “shut up about egg prices,” sparking a backlash on social media. This response contrasts sharply with his earlier campaign promises, highlighting a significant shift in his public stance on the issue.
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To combat soaring egg prices, which have increased 237 percent since January 2021, the Trump administration is exploring temporary egg imports to supplement domestic supplies. This measure, detailed in an op-ed by Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins, aims to mitigate the impact of avian flu, which has decimated the U.S. egg-laying hen population. Imports will be subject to rigorous safety standards to protect both consumers and American farmers. Canada, the largest foreign egg supplier to the U.S., has indicated a willingness to assist should a request be made, despite current trade tensions between the two countries.
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Soaring egg prices have created a potential challenge for the U.S., with the possibility of needing to import eggs from countries like Canada. This unprecedented situation arises from a confluence of factors impacting the domestic poultry industry, including avian flu outbreaks and inflation. Such a move would require cooperation with nations like Canada, despite existing political tensions between the U.S. and some of these countries. The need to import eggs underscores the severity of the current egg price crisis.
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Avian flu, or H5N1, has devastated US poultry farms, killing over 156 million birds and causing egg prices to surge. Farmers are implementing stringent biosecurity measures, but the crisis continues, forcing difficult decisions like accepting chicks from potentially infected areas to avoid leaving farming. The outbreak’s worsening coincides with proposed government funding cuts to research and response efforts, raising concerns about pandemic preparedness. The Trump administration is developing a new strategy focused on prevention and vaccination, while moving away from culling infected flocks, although the effectiveness of this approach is debated.
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