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So? They were climbing before that too. Were you one of those folks that believed Trump had a magic wand to wave around and suddenly make the bird flu and it's effects magically disappear? I pictured you not being that type.From January to March, the CPI price for a dozen eggs has climbed from 4.95 dollars to 6.23 dollars.
Bureau of Labor Statistics Data
data.bls.gov
Of course not. After all, Trump claimed that he would do it, so I was automatically sceptical.
Ah, well join the club because the vast majority of us who voted for him also knew he had no such wand and that it would take time.
My problem is that not only aren't the issues instantly solved, nor are they improving, nor are they staying as they are, nor are they only worsening, but the speed at which the issues are worsening appears to be accelerating.
I never thought that the Republicans would take a failed Democrat business man, re brand him as a Republican, and run against his friend in 2016 either.
I seem to recall a canidate having a plan about that....who was that again?Profits tripled....never let a good crisis go unexpolited.
The US’s largest egg producer has reported soaring profits as consumer prices hit record highs thanks to avian flu – and alleged price-fixing which is being investigated by the Department of Justice.
Cal-Maine’s profits more than tripled compared with the same quarter last year – and are nearly eight times as high as at the start of the bird flu outbreak in February 2022, according to financial results published on Tuesday.
The company, which produces 20% of the eggs eaten in the US, made $1bn in windfall income in the first three-quarters of the financial year – the profits extracted after accounting for production, processing and transport costs.
US’s biggest egg producer’s profits triple as prices soar
The DoJ is investigating, with Cal-Maine’s profits nearly eight times as high as at the start of the bird flu outbreakwww.theguardian.com
There's a whole corner of their big tent for folks who couldn't hack it on the left. It's kind of like the kid's table, but for billionaires and those who aspire to become one.
I know, all his supporters are billionaires or aspire to be one. All 75+ million of us. No wonder he won.
Hmm... well it looks like this candidates Justice Dept is looking into this. Might be interesting. What's the law against price gouging?
well I know there are some, but I believe they are more for emergencies, like during the pandemic, I don't think egg shortage counts, unless your a pastry chef hehe.
But he's been in office for less than 3 months. That's practically an entire 4 year term.
Were they compensated by insurance for the killed chickens? That might account for some of the lack of loss...Profits tripled....never let a good crisis go unexpolited.
The US’s largest egg producer has reported soaring profits as consumer prices hit record highs thanks to avian flu – and alleged price-fixing which is being investigated by the Department of Justice.
Cal-Maine’s profits more than tripled compared with the same quarter last year – and are nearly eight times as high as at the start of the bird flu outbreak in February 2022, according to financial results published on Tuesday.
The company, which produces 20% of the eggs eaten in the US, made $1bn in windfall income in the first three-quarters of the financial year – the profits extracted after accounting for production, processing and transport costs.
US’s biggest egg producer’s profits triple as prices soar
The DoJ is investigating, with Cal-Maine’s profits nearly eight times as high as at the start of the bird flu outbreak
