In this video, I debunk the claim that free-range chicken egg farming is bad. And give a counter-argument to a recently published article that states "reasons" why you shouldn't buy free-range eggs.

Fewer hens equals fewer eggs equals higher prices. It’s simple supply and demand: When there’s less of a commodity to go ...

The average price of a dozen eggs has nearly doubled since last year and hit a record high of $4.95 in January.

ALBANY — Democrats in the state Legislature are renewing a push to mandate that all eggs sold in New York are from free-range producers ... More than 20 million chickens died last quarter ...

as prices continue to climb amid a decimated chicken supply. Egg limits: At Trader Joe's, customers can only buy one or two dozen a day. The limit is in effect at all locations. Kroger said it has ...

From the start their chickens were free-range. The birds are happier in other ways as well; for instance, their wings and beaks are left intact. In 2024 the company received a Good Egg Award from ...

Shoppers might have already noticed, but egg prices have escalated at Boise ... them in,” Keasal said by phone. “I’ve taken free range off of our packaging, because they’re not going ...

You, like most Michiganders, are likely incensed over the cost of eggs. $4.59 for a dozen at my local Kroger store ... primary reasoning is that cage-free chickens are more likely to spread ...

The humble egg is getting harder to find in the Dallas area. Some shoppers are finding empty shelves for the Texas breakfast staple — and higher prices. “We are currently experiencing high ...