Chat, do we believe Team Trump can fix skyrocketing egg prices? They say they have a plan 

One catch is that they fired a bunch of the relevant workers here, and they “oops, can you please come back” thing isn’t working 

“USDA is also currently having difficulty convincing these impacted workers to return”

Chat, do we believe Team Trump can fix skyrocketing egg prices? They say they have a plan 

One catch is that they fired a bunch of the relevant workers here, and they “oops, can you please come back” thing isn’t working 

“USDA is also currently having difficulty convincing these impacted workers to return”

https://www.grocerydive.com/news/usda-strategy-bird-flu-egg-prices/741419/

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I wonder how many of those regulatory roll backs will be just eat eggs from sick chickens

Yes but doesn't allowing birds who are sick to continue to propagate the flu and come into contact with humans also exponentially increase the chance of cross species spread and further mutations( I'm not super woke on virology to this degree)

You know, I can actually see this, given bird flu gets inactivated at the same temp you need to cook chicken to — 165 degrees. So they could say that and do that and also not intentionally sicken people (unless you’re an egg slonker or a raw cookie dough eater)

idk if that’s even a viable solution for them, it looks like avian flu has a ~90% mortality rate for chickens (cdc ref)

so even if they stop culling that won’t significantly help egg production and probably exacerbate the issue

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OK this is kind of positive atleast in that regard

idk if that’s even a viable solution for them, it looks like avian flu has a ~90% mortality rate for chickens (cdc ref)

so even if they stop culling that won’t significantly help egg production and probably exacerbate the issue

https://www.cdc.gov/bird-flu/virus-transmission/avian-in-birds.html