Global egg shortage

US Egg Shortage Spurs Plea to Denmark Amid Greenland Dispute

Amid record-high US egg prices driven by avian flu, the USDA has formally requested egg exports from Denmark and other European nations. This request, part of a broader $1 billion plan to combat the flu’s impact, follows inquiries sent in late February seeking information on export capabilities. However, the Danish Egg Association reported a global egg shortage, hindering the feasibility of large-scale exports. Despite these challenges, Turkey has already begun exporting eggs to the US.

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US Seeks Foreign Egg Aid Amidst Soaring Prices and International Backlash

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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