Key Takeaways Avian influenza, commonly called bird flu, has disrupted the nation's egg distribution for the second time in two years. Wholesale egg prices have more than doubled in the past four months, and retail prices have followed. Prices could quickly tumble, though, as recent inspections suggest commercial egg producers may have made progress in containing the recent outbreak.
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