Hatching turkey eggs are confiscated by U.S. Customs and Border Protection Agriculture Specialists at the Louisville port of entry in Kentucky. Shipments of eggs, ready to hatch, have been seized ...

The few eggs turkeys do produce are usually reserved for hatching. Another factor is the lack of demand for turkey eggs. Americans consume an average of 250 chicken eggs per year, but turkey eggs ...

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Those eggs came from Turkey, Belgium, Romania and Singapore, the release said. Here's a look at what happened. Hatching eggs, the news release said, are shipped to the U.S. for hatching or ...

Amid national concerns over the price of eggs, U.S. Customs and Border Protection recently seized more than three dozen hatching eggs ... Those eggs came from Turkey, Belgium, Romania and ...

In March, Louisville CBP seized three shipments of "hatching eggs." In total ... According to officials, the first two shipments came from Turkey and were heading to New York and Nevada.

The first two shipments, heading to New York and Nevada, came from Turkey, while the third shipment was en route to Costa Rica from Romania. Federal officials seized 39 hatching eggs in Louisville ...

Amid national concerns over the price of eggs, U.S. Customs and Border Protection recently seized more than three dozen hatching eggs ... Those eggs came from Turkey, Belgium, Romania and ...

The seized hatching egg shipments arrived March 6, March 16 and Wednesday with the first two shipments from Turkey heading to New York and Nevada. The latest shipment arrived from Romania and was ...