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Fortune
Erin Prater

A near-record bird flu outbreak means you'll likely have a harder time finding a Thanksgiving turkey this year—and you'll probably pay more

A flock of turkeys (Credit: Getty Images)

Finding a Thanksgiving turkey this year will be an early Christmas miracle, and you’ll probably pay a pretty penny if you manage to.

The average price of a whole frozen turkey is $2.45 per pound—nearly 75 cents more per pound than last year, according to a Nov. 4 report from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

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