Why eggs cost more in California than anywhere else

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Why eggs cost more in California than anywhere else

Golden State shoppers are shelling out extreme prices for eggs, amid an outbreak of bird flu that has killed millions of hens and left local grocers struggling to stock cartons that comply with California law. “I literally just came from another store, because they were out,” said Princess Hodges, 23, who managed to snag an […]

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