Egg Heist: 100,000 eggs stolen

Egg Heist: 100,000 eggs stolen

In a concerning incident that highlights the ongoing issues of rising egg prices and shortages in the United States, approximately 100,000 organic eggs were stolen from a distribution trailer in south-central Pennsylvania. The theft occurred at Pete & Gerry's Organics, located in the borough of Greencastle, Antrim Township, at around 8:40 p.m. on Saturday. Authorities from the Pennsylvania State Police have assessed the stolen goods to be worth around $40,000, raising alarms among consumers already anxious about the fluctuating market.

In response to the theft, Pete & Gerry's issued a statement emphasizing their commitment to addressing the situation promptly and effectively. However, the company refrained from providing additional comments. As the investigation unfolds, a spokesperson for the state police indicated that no further information would be available as of Tuesday, leaving the community and consumers in suspense regarding the resolution of this significant crime.

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