"Experts" say it's the bird flu. It has "nothing" to do with the requirement that all eggs sold in Colorado must be "Cage Free" (they don't even know what that means). They are lying to you again, don't trust them for one moment.
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>When the avian flu swept the nation last fall, the country braced for an egg shortage.
With egg prices continuing to rise, the Colorado Restaurant Association said local and family-owned restaurants are taking a hit.
In a statement to FOX31, Sonia Riggs, president and CEO of the Colorado Restaurant Association, said, “We’re hearing of egg prices as high as six times what they were a year ago.”
A Denver restaurant that has been in the community for nearly 40 years has seen many price increases to eggs in their time, but nothing this extreme.
"Experts" say it's the bird flu. It has "nothing" to do with the requirement that all eggs sold in Colorado must be "Cage Free" (they don't even know what that means). They are lying to you again, don't trust them for one moment.
Archive: https://archive.today/5erCx
From the post:
>>When the avian flu swept the nation last fall, the country braced for an egg shortage.
With egg prices continuing to rise, the Colorado Restaurant Association said local and family-owned restaurants are taking a hit.
In a statement to FOX31, Sonia Riggs, president and CEO of the Colorado Restaurant Association, said, “We’re hearing of egg prices as high as six times what they were a year ago.”
A Denver restaurant that has been in the community for nearly 40 years has seen many price increases to eggs in their time, but nothing this extreme.
