South Africans have raised concerns about the increasing egg prices as the country battles an avian flu outbreak in parts of the country as retailers ration eggs.
South African consumers are facing a crisis as egg prices surge due to the Avian Flu outbreak affecting the poultry industry
To combat stockpiling, major supermarkets like Pick n Pay and Woolworths are implementing egg rationing Government is also working with stakeholders to address the ongoing avian flu issue while prices are expected to increase even moreJohannesburg and Cape Town's poultry industry, meaning retailers had to implement a few measures to keep up with the demand for eggs amid the crisis.Have you recorded a funny video or filmed the moment of fame, cool dance, or something bizarre? Inbox your personal video on our
At Woolworths, customers are limited to buying only six eggs at a time. Woolworths said it would continue to work with farmers to ensure that there is a stable supply of eggs."Effects of the bird flu, there’s even a serious shortage of chickens. Has been badly affected by business, and suppliers are battling to meet the higher demand.
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