A Waffle House worker is expressing concern over the recent egg surcharge the restaurant is passing onto its customers.

In a letter from Waffle House's headquarters in Norcross on Monday, the diner chain has implemented a 50-cent surcharge per egg to all menus. The company said, rather than increasing prices across the menu, this is a temporary targeted charge tied to the unprecedented rise in egg prices caused by bird flu.

Waffle House has announced a new surcharge on eggs due to rising costs stemming from bird flu impacting chicken production.

Waffle House locations have signs announcing a new, temporary 50-cent egg surcharge. The company cited high prices and bird flu. Here's what we know.

The Waffle House restaurant chain is putting a 50 cent per egg surcharge in place temporarily because of the biggest bird flu outbreak in a decade

Soaring egg prices are hitting Waffle House customers starting Monday. The Norcross-based diner chain is now temporarily charging 50 cents per egg, according to a statement it released Monday. “The continuing egg shortage caused by HPAI (bird flu) has caused a dramatic increase in egg prices,

The Waffle House restaurant chain is putting a 50 cent per egg surcharge in place temporarily due to the biggest bird flu outbreak in a decade. The Georgia company said that the resulting egg shortage has led to a dramatic increase in its costs.

Waffle House has temporarily increased prices on its menu as the United States grapples with a severe shortage of eggs caused by the ongoing bird flu outbreak.

Americans have been told to expect record-high egg prices to continue throughout the year due to the ongoing avian flu outbreak. And the situation has gotten so out of control that Waffle House announced this week that it will be implementing an egg surcharge for the foreseeable future.