An advocacy group dedicated to fighting corporate agriculture monopolies on Wednesday urged federal antitrust enforcers to take action against egg producers that the group accuses of taking advantage of the bird flu crisis in order to raise prices, inflate their profits, and consolidate their market power.
I’m sure they are, but don’t you dare ask why bird flu is such a problem in the first place.
Funny thing I noticed today when I did some grocery shopping.
For most of my life I’ve always just purchased store brand large eggs. I’ve never really looked at the price, I need eggs and they’re cheap, but of course I took notice today that my usual eggs are now something like $5.49/dozen.
Then I look next to them to the fancier organic cage-free eggs and they’re 4.99/dozen.
Almost like if you don’t keep thousands of chickens crammed together in cages they’re less likely to pass bird flu around.
He won’t because that requires him admitting that bird flu exists in the first place