Denny's Slaps Surcharge on Eggs as Bird Flu Drives up Prices
The South Carolina-based company said the size of the surcharge will vary across its approximately 1,500 locations
Denny's will temporarily add surcharges to meals that contain eggs as Americans contend with a shortage of the staple food item, the restaurant chain said Monday.
The South Carolina-based company said the size of the surcharge will vary across its approximately 1,500 locations. It marks the latest shift for consumers and businesses alike as they grapple with the bird flu's effects on egg availability and...
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