June 21st 2024.
McDonald's wants to make it clear that their breakfast menu is still fully operational and unaffected by the nationwide egg shortage. While there was a sign at one of their stores stating that they were unable to sell McMuffins due to a lack of eggs, McDonald's has confirmed that this was an isolated issue and not indicative of a larger supply chain problem. They have assured customers that the issue has been resolved and all their other stores are well-stocked with eggs.
However, the shortage of eggs is a real concern in Australia, with an outbreak of bird flu affecting farms in Victoria and New South Wales. This has led to a decrease in egg production and has affected not just McDonald's, but other major retailers like Coles, Woolworths, and Aldi as well. Coles has even implemented a temporary limit of two eggs per person at their stores, with the exception of Western Australia.
This shortage has also caused some confusion among hungry Australians, with a sign from one McDonald's location being shared on social media, leaving people unsure if their local store is also facing supply issues. But McDonald's wants to assure their customers that this is not the case and they are working to ensure a steady supply of eggs for all their stores.
The outbreak of the bird flu has had a devastating impact on the chicken population, leading to mass culling and a decrease in egg production. This has not only affected the availability of eggs, but also the prices, as retailers are forced to increase their prices to cover the losses. It is a difficult situation for everyone involved, but McDonald's and other retailers are doing their best to manage the situation and provide their customers with the best service possible.
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