Bird flu would be much less of a threat if we spread chickens out across the country instead of concentrating them together ...

With egg prices continuing to climb and supply chain issues lingering across the United States, families are turning to more ...

Amid ongoing bird flu outbreaks throughout the U.S., health experts discuss whether it's safe to color and consume eggs as ...

Rising egg prices and ongoing supply issues have placed new pressure on foodservice operations. Balancing ingredient quality with cost management is becoming more complex, especially as highly ...

Soaring prices have raised questions over whether or not to ditch the tradition of boiling and dying Easter eggs. Here are ...

The decline in bird flu cases is ... looking at this like 'okay not only has the raw ingredient cost went up, but then we've also got to increase the cost of getting those eggs from the facility ...

This Easter, egg hunts might look different. Bird flu has caused egg prices to soar. A dozen eggs cost almost double last ...

“Bird flu has not impacted us,” Nordstrom said. “There are other costs that impact our operations like the cost of bird feed or the cost of the cartons that we put the eggs in and labor ...

With egg prices stubbornly high, the internet has offered up a host of alternatives, with crafters painting rocks and ...

A USDA bird flu response plan ... Allowing these eggs to be used would help alleviate egg shortages and high prices, especially during events like the recent highly pathogenic avian influenza ...

As egg prices keep rising week after week, it’s no surprise that some shoppers are choosing to opt out of the Easter egg tradition.

If you want to spend a bunch on raising chickens, you sure can. Michael Johnson shares how it doesn't have to be that way.