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Hundreds of people are more than an hour of time in New York, the opportunity to bend one of the hottest goods in the nation:Many free eggs.
Because people stand outside a Carlem restaurant, they were patiently waiting for a cardboard to be handed over. Less than 10 minutes, 100 cartons went, many left many.
“I heard of the news that they had 1500 eggs or such a thing, and I just don’t see anything because I need something and see something.” “They say the eggs went, but there were no more than 20 people, so I don’t know what it was.”
Egg pricesA record hit a record as welcomed by the United Statesbird fluPoultry farms have been forced to cut more than 168 million birds since 2022.
In New York City, you can try to find eggs on the grocery store shelves or miss. When in stock they can be expensive.
Friday Condum, 128 hectares (52 hectares) are aimed at providing organic food to unsecured communities by organic food by the pennsylvania farm. Farmerjnn, Brooklyn and Queens held other egg giveaways on Friday. The group also introduced free cartons in New York last month.
“We are making this egg gift, because as food producers, we are responsible for supporting communities that support us,” the group said in a written statement. A local butcher and upstate are common with New York farm to organize Friday events.
“Eating medicine and everyone – especially forgotten middle class – he deserves to enter it,” he said.
Including churches, other organizations recently held egg gifts in other places in New York and around the country, including Las Vegas, Chicago, Philadelphia and Richland County, South Carolina.
US Agriculture Department expects egg prices41% increaseThis year, average average of $ 3.17 last year. A cardboard egg in New York can work in this amount two or three times depending on the store.
Marion Johnson, who was waiting for more than two hours in Harlem Giveay, but could not get a free cardboard, can’t get eggs.
“It is very expensive,” he said. “It’s not fair. … They know that they will be on the line like this.”
This story was first displayed Fortune.com
