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Large US egg prices have surged to a record above $3 a dozen. The increase followed an avian flu outbreak that began in January and has killed more than 30 million commercial and wild birds.
A top egg producer says supply remains tight even as the outbreak slows.
Losses of laying hens have cut shell egg supply to record-high prices, and tight supply is likely to persist for some time. Egg prices are a key input signal for buyers weighing alternative protein costs.
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