The wholesale price of eggs is now more expensive than at the height of a recent peak with an increase in bird flu cases. Eggs are currently at $5.81 per dozen at wholesale price. Two years ago, at the height of expensive egg prices,

The rise of bird flu across farms in California has raised questions about the virus and its potential threat to humans. While the threat to humans is currently small.

As the bird flu outbreak grows, egg prices soar and food recalls mount, consumers may be left wondering whether it's safe to have that morning omelet. The big picture: Yes, eggs sold at grocery stores remain safe for human consumption,

Some local grocery stores are implementing purchase limits, only letting shoppers take home two cartons of eggs as farmers grapple with the bird flu.

Cameron Mitchell Restaurants founder and CEO Cameron Mitchell unpacks the impact of the the disease on the cost of goods on 'The Claman Countdown.'

The bird flu outbreak in the United States is causing egg prices to hit new highs, affecting consumers across the nation. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has reported increased cases of the virus in several states,