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A Vox feature traces the rise in chicken wing prices to pandemic-era demand shifts, bad weather, and concentrated processing business. Bar prices for a dozen wings rose from $12 to $19 on most days.
The piece describes wing shortages at local establishments.
Tight wing supply and strong demand keep chicken prices elevated, particularly for high-value parts. The effect is mainly on prices rather than on feed demand.
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