The avian flu keeps coming back, leading to millions of lost hens, egg shortages and volatile prices at the grocery store.

The first major corporate policies committing to being 100% cage-free came about in 2015. Those pledges are now coming due.

Friendly Attracting Eco-Conscious Consumers Worldwide: Fact.MR ReportRockville, MD, Jan. 08, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Based on a newly published research report by Fact.MR, the global Cage-Free Egg ...

Metro Detroit shoppers are noticing rising egg prices and bare shelves after a new state law prohibiting the sale of non-cage ...

It's not just Michigan's cage-free law that is making eggs hard to find. Daley told MIRS that he believes the price increases ...

A sign for Cafe Coborebi in Tokyo, one of the few businesses in Japan promoting eggs from non-caged ... [+] chickens. However, Lane cautions, “cage-free production can be a disaster if good ...

Egg prices are once again rising across the U.S., as the bird flu plaguing the country lingers on and people get ready to bake for the festive season. But while the issue is nationwide, prices are ...

Egg prices are soaring in Southern Nevada, and it’s not just because of bird flu. At food retailers such as Walmart and ...

Supermarket shelves are bare and some stores are putting restrictions on the number of eggs customers can buy. A long-awaited government ban on battery-caged hens came into effect this month ...

But, Rice said the cage-free requirement levels the playing field a little bit for smaller, non-industrial egg producers like him. “The higher prices of eggs are normalizing what we do and maybe ...