It clarified that although “the risk to people remains low,” there is a substantial risk to other species, such as commercial, backyard, and migrating waterfowl.
The family-run business said that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is keeping an eye on human diseases, the U.S.
Department of Agriculture is keeping an eye on animal infections, and the Indiana State Board of Animal Health is keeping an eye on the present state of affairs.
According to Rose Acres Farms’ website, the firm “is committed to producing high-quality eggs and egg products and leading the way in animal stewardship.”
Emily Metz, president and CEO of the American Egg Board, said on Tuesday that the country’s egg producers are still fighting avian flu. “Volume sales of eggs at retail value have been.
