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The very conditions that allow U.S. egg farmers to pump out tens of billions of eggs a year are also what make flocks so susceptible to disease in the first place.

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Americans around the United States are heading to grocery stores and noticing that many egg shelves are nearly empty or empty, period. "You can't get eggs anywhere, I mean anywhere," Fox News host ...

That’s because of a shortage currently caused by Avian Flu, also known as the Bird Flu. The North Carolina Egg Association said more than 40 million egg-laying hens have been effected by Avian Flu.