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That is one of the questions I don't know the answer to, and I agree it would be good to know.I would think the bird flu is in Canada and Mexico too. My question is why is the US being hit harder by it?
I'm assuming our regulations and protections were not sufficient to stop the spread for some reason. And I suspect we are going to infect our neighboring nations production of eggs as well, assuming their systems don't slow or stop it.
So far as I am aware the global egg supply chain has been facing bird flu issues since at least 2022.
Not sure why it's gotten worse in the USA lately.
Edit: https://www.gfmreview.com/commoditi...w-avian-flu-is-reshaping-global-supply-chains