HealthInside Retail AustraliaThe best way to back egg farmers during bird flu? Keep buying eggs
Bird flu may be looming, but Australia’s egg farmers have a simple ask – keep calm and crack on. With H5N1 nearing Australia’s poultry industry, free-range producers are doubling down on biosecurity and, at the same time, reassuring consumers that eggs remain safe to consume.
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