California is a big state, not just in landmass but in population, and the changes that it makes can cause a ripple effect around the U.S. 13 states have been fighting a law California made that has become known as the California egg law, which requires all eggs sold in the state to be produced by hens who have space to stretch out in their cages.
The law was proposed in 2008 and took effect in 2015 and has cost consumers millions of dollars because of the rise in egg prices. For farms that service other states, producing cage. . .