American eggs in a basket: Canada doesn't have an egg shortage mostly because Canadian chicken farms have only 25k hens, while the average U.S. ag facility has 1 million hens, making disease outbreaks more costly. https://www.npr.org/2025/03/18/nx-s1-5330454/egg-shortages-record-prices-usda-canada

Interesting insight! The scale of poultry farms definitely plays a big role in how countries like the US and Canada handle issues like egg shortages and disease outbreaks. Quality over quantity seems to be the Canadian approach here. 🥚🐔