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U.S. border agents have made more seizures of eggs and egg-based products than of fentanyl since the beginning of this year, official statistics show. According to data released by U.S. Customs ...

Customs and Border Protection authorities have had more than 3,000 encounters with egg smugglers in the first two months of the year compared to 413 seizures involving Fentanyl, according to new data ...

The spike comes as U.S. egg prices continue to soar, driven by a historic avian flu outbreak decimating poultry farms nationwide. Meanwhile, fentanyl seizures have fallen 32% year-over-year.

CBS News reports a huge rise in “egg interceptions” — a combination of words I have never seen before — coinciding with a drop in fentanyl seizures. A weekly newsletter by David Pierce ...

U.S. Customs and Border Protection data shows that eggs are being seized more than fentanyl amid the ongoing bird flu outbreak.

As prices skyrocketed, and egg giant Cal-Maine raked in record profits, the company was hit by one of the biggest egg thefts in history.

CBP data shows officers have intercepted 5,572 attempts to smuggle egg products into the U.S. this year, while fentanyl seizures have decreased, with only 2,571 seizures in the San Diego field ...

In March 2025, rumors spread online comparing U.S. Customs and Border Protection seizures of eggs with those of fentanyl. While some posts claimed U.S. officials were seizing more eggs than fentanyl ...

CBP has said most of the egg product interceptions that have occurred were because people were unaware that they couldn't bring those products across the border.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection data shows that eggs are being seized more than fentanyl amid the ongoing bird flu outbreak.

While some posts claimed U.S. officials were seizing more eggs than fentanyl during border crossings into the United States, others alleged officials are catching people with eggs more often than they ...