Wen Tsui

4 weeks ago | china.org.cn | Wen Tsui

SACRAMENTO, the United States, March 28 (Xinhua) -- As Chinese students face increasing scrutiny in the United States, an education expert in California has called for "redoubled commitment" to educational exchanges and research collaboration with China.

1 month ago | english.news.cn | Wen Tsui

Public health officials recommend testing for H5N1 in anyone with influenza-like symptoms and high-risk exposure, as well as in all patients hospitalized with avian influenza A. The United States has stockpiled three licensed, pre-pandemic H5N1 vaccines, but they do not match the current strains circulating in animals and humans.

1 month ago | today.line.me | Wen Tsui |Zeng Hui |Xiong Maoling

U.S. Department of Agriculture predicts egg prices will increase by 41.1 percent in 2025. This drastic price surge is having ripple effects across the food industry. SACRAMENTO, the United States, Feb. 27 (Xinhua) -- Egg prices in the United States have hit record highs, reaching an average of 8.11 U.S. dollars per dozen as of Wednesday, a 53 percent increase from a year earlier, as a devastating bird flu outbreak continues to decimate the country's egg-laying hen population.

1 month ago | today.line.me | Wen Tsui

"People are working at margins that are so low that absorbing that kind of added cost will be impossible. It's going to have to be passed along," said Allison Moore, executive vice president of the Fresh Produce Association of the Americas. SACRAMENTO, the United States, Feb. 26 (Xinhua) -- U.S. western states will face disproportionate harm after President Donald Trump confirmed Monday that his 25-percent tariffs on imports from Mexico and Canada will start next month.

1 month ago | today.line.me | Wen Tsui |Zeng Hui |Xiong Maoling

The egg shortage is having significant ripple effects throughout the food industry. Many grocery stores have implemented purchase limits to stretch existing supplies. SACRAMENTO, the United States, Feb. 25 (Xinhua) -- U.S. egg prices have skyrocketed to unprecedented levels, with wholesale costs reaching over 8 U.S. dollars per dozen as highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) continues to devastate commercial laying flocks across multiple states.