The ongoing egg crisis marked by soaring prices and limited supply has raised concerns about its impact on other poultry products. While the bird flu is directly affecting egg-laying hens, experts suggest that chicken meat may remain largely unaffected. However, factors such as inflation, production costs, and demand fluctuations could still influence the poultry market. Here’s a detailed look at the implications for chicken meat amid the prolonged egg crisis.
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Bird Flu Finds a Foothold in Nevada’s Dairy Industry, Raising Concerns About Persistence
A new strain of bird flu, identified as D1.1, has been detected in dairy cattle in Nevada for the first time. Experts warn this alarming development signals that the virus may be adapting to new hosts, potentially confirming its long-term presence in the United States.
New York Temporarily Closes Live Bird Markets Following Bird Flu Outbreak
The state of New York has enacted a temporary weeklong shutdown of live bird markets in New York City, Long Island, and Westchester County after seven cases of avian flu, also known as bird flu, were detected in poultry. Governor Kathy Hochul emphasized the importance of the precautionary measure but assured the public that there is currently no immediate threat to human health.
New York Stops Bird Markets Amid Avian Flu Discovery in Poultry
The state of New York has ordered the temporary cessation of all live poultry market operations in New York City and surrounding counties after the detection of avian flu in local poultry stocks. Officials emphasize the move is precautionary to curb potential outbreaks and maintain public health safety.
CDC Briefly Publishes Then Withdraws Bird Flu Data
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) briefly published and then deleted a report suggesting possible transmission of the H5N1 bird flu virus between cats and humans. The data withdrawal has sparked calls from scientists for increased transparency amid growing concerns over the zoonotic potential of bird flu.
CDC Withdraws Report Suggesting Bird Flu Transmission Between Cats and Humans
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently published and then swiftly pulled a report indicating potential H5N1 bird flu transmission between pet cats and humans. The release and subsequent deletion of this data have raised questions about the possible risks of human infection and the role of pets in bird flu transmission.
Understanding the Risk: Milk and Eggs Amidst Bird Flu Outbreak
As the bird flu outbreak continues to spread internationally, concerns have grown over the safety of dairy products such as milk and eggs. This article delves into the science, providing essential guidance on whether these staples remain safe for consumption, the precautionary measures taken by the industry, and what consumers should know.
Emerging Bird Flu Strain Detected in U.S. Dairy Cows Sparks Alarm
A second strain of avian influenza, commonly known as bird flu, has been discovered infecting dairy cattle in the United States for the first time. This strain, identified as B3.13, has been reported in dairy herds across multiple states, raising concerns about potential cross-species transmission and its implications for public health and agriculture.
New Bird Flu Variant Detected in U.S. Dairy Cows
For the second time, a form of bird flu has been identified in U.S. dairy cattle, marking a potential shift in the virus’s reach. The variant, linked to avian influenza, has affected herds in multiple states, leading experts to monitor this emerging health concern closely.
Bird Flu Strain Detected in Nevada Dairy Cattle Raises Concerns of Long-Term Presence
Authorities in Nevada have confirmed the presence of a novel strain of H5N1 bird flu in several dairy herds, marking the first recorded spillover of this virus into cattle. Experts are investigating the impacts of this development, which could signal a new phase in the evolution and persistence of global avian influenza outbreaks.