It is not yet clear how much of an impact these rising cases of bird flu could have on costs. As experts have said, if cases continue to surge, there could be ripple effects through the market, reaching the prices consumers pay for certain products in grocery stores.

People have been warned not to touch dead or sick birds after a case of avian flu was confirmed in Nottinghamshire. The disease was found in a wild whooper swan in Shelford, according to Nottinghamshire County Council. Wild birds that migrate to the UK can carry the disease, which can lead to cases in poultry and other captive birds.

It's flu season, not just for humans, but for birds too. The highly pathogenic avian influenza, or bird flu, is on the rise in Indiana, especially in LeGrange and Elkhart. Cases of it have been confirmed in 20 different counties across the state,

Bird flu has been detected in three more Ottawa County commercial poultry flocks, bringing the total county cases in 2025 to 10.

Figures from the Federal Food Safety Agency (FAVV) that were released on Thursday show that around 60 wild birds in Belgium have tested positive for avian flu. The number of avian flu infections among the country’s wild bird population has been rising steadily during the past few weeks.