By Katie Keiger
Poultry Times staff
kkeiger@poultrytimes.com
GAINESVILLE, Ga. — The future is here — at least for the egg market. 2025 is when most companies have committed to transitioning to cage-free eggs and while some farmers have already begun producing such eggs, for others there is a long and complicated road still ahead to creating such a farm.
Step 1: Review the budget
USA Today said that cage-free eggs cost consumers $2.99 in 2016 as compared to conventional eggs which cost $1.29. However, CNBC estimates that the cost of. . .
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