More than 21 million egg-laying hens have been “depopulated” in 2025 so far, due to bird flu. Read more at straitstimes.com.

In other words: Chicken prices have remained stable because broiler producers have had an easier time keeping up with demand.

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More than 21 million egg-laying hens have been "depopulated" this year so far, after 13.2 million were ... has bought two more of the clucking creatures. "I just heard someone yesterday say ...

More than 21 million egg-laying hens have been "depopulated" this year so far, after 13.2 million were culled in December, according to the US Department of Agriculture.