US seeks Denmark's help amid egg shortage crisis

The United States is facing a significant egg shortage due to a bird flu outbreak, causing prices to rise by 41% this year. The government has requested assistance from Denmark's egg reserves to address the supply crisis. This situation has drawn attention online, with many netizens mocking the irony of the U.S. seeking help from Denmark, a country previously threatened by former President Trump over Greenland. Critics highlight the contradiction between Trump's promises to lower grocery costs and the current egg price surge. As the crisis unfolds, questions remain about whether this shortage is a temporary issue or indicative of deeper problems in American agriculture. The U.S. may need to explore new solutions to stabilize the food supply.