Eggs Are Still Expensive. Is This Company to Blame?

In this engaging discussion, Patrick Thomas, WSJ's agriculture reporter, dives into the controversy surrounding Cal-Maine, the major player in the U.S. egg market. With soaring egg prices linked to a national shortage and bird flu, many blame the company for profiting during this crisis. Thomas reveals insights from a visit to their production facilities, examining their biosecurity measures and ethical concerns over price gouging. The podcast also discusses ongoing investigations into their pricing strategies amid public outrage and market dynamics.