Eggs will largely disappear from Massachusetts grocery store shelves come Jan. 1, 2022, unless state lawmakers act quickly to amend a strict new animal welfare law.
What are the details?
In 2016, Massachusetts voters overwhelmingly passed an animal treatment measure that, in part, made it illegal to sell eggs born of hens with less than 1.5 square feet of floor space in their enclosure. Now that decision, scheduled to take effect in 2022, is coming home to roost ? and it's threatening to wipe out the supply of eggs in the state.
According to the article, it applies to products made with eggs, and to food imported into the state as well.
What are the details?
In 2016, Massachusetts voters overwhelmingly passed an animal treatment measure that, in part, made it illegal to sell eggs born of hens with less than 1.5 square feet of floor space in their enclosure. Now that decision, scheduled to take effect in 2022, is coming home to roost ? and it's threatening to wipe out the supply of eggs in the state.
According to the article, it applies to products made with eggs, and to food imported into the state as well.

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