Supermarket Eggs Airbus
CCTV News Client reported today (Yang Jingjing, reporter of the main station): Recently, affected by the rise in energy, feed costs and avian influenza, British egg production is declining, many supermarkets have expressed concern about the supply of eggs during the festival, and have begun to limit the number of eggs that customers can buy, each customer can only buy two boxes of eggs (each box of eggs is generally 6 to 12) to ensure stable market supply.
Egg prices for August
The Office for National Statistics said inflation rose to 11.1% in October from 10.1% in September, bringing inflation to its highest level since October 1981. According to the British Egg Producers Association, the price of a dozen (12) eggs has risen by about 45p this year, but only 5 to 10p of that has gone to farmers.
Charles III was thrown eggs
I remember that when former US President Hoover was running for president in 1928, he promised that every American could eat turkey, but not long after he became president, the first major economic crisis in the history of the world economy broke out, and the capitalist economy produced the Great Recession and Great Depression. Today the British have even restricted the purchase of eggs, is it a harbinger of a new economic contraction? No wonder protesters threw eggs at the new King Charles III a few days ago. The protester was released on bail on condition that he was not allowed to come within 500 metres of the British king and was not allowed to possess any eggs in public unless he could show a shopping receipt to prove that he was on his way back to his residence to buy eggs.
Well, supermarket eggs are limited to two boxes, and after that, it is impossible for protesters to even throw eggs.
Protesters were released on bail but were not allowed to hold eggs on the street
doggerel
Inflation in the prime minister, can blame the king.
There are not enough eggs to eat, and fools are used as guns.