chicken wings

Retail prices for chicken wings have been trending lower in recent months, just in time for the Super Bowl and March Madness.  Previously, a combination of limited supplies and strong demand led to a historic runup in wholesale and retail prices.  ...

Super Bowl 57 is this Sunday, and while many things can affect the outcome of the game, one thing for certain; we Americans love chicken wings during the big game.  The National Chicken Council released its annual Chicken Wing Report, projecting Americans will eat a record-breaking 1.45 billio...

When watching the Super Bowl this Sunday, many of use will do so with some wings. Americans are anticipated to consume 1.42 billion wings while watching the Cincinnati Bengals and Los Angeles Rams battle for the Lombardi Trophy. NCC spokesperson Tom Super said, “Like almost anything else you buy right now, wings might be a little more expensive, but they’ll be stocked.” Accord ...

The annual Chicken Wing Report by the National Chicken Council estimates that Americans will consume 1.35 billion wings during Super Bowl weekend, an all-time high.  The report released Thursday says the number of wings that will be consumed during the big game between the Philadelphia Eagles and New England Patriots is up 20 million wings, or 1.5% from l...

Wholesale prices of chicken wings are hitting record highs, leaving restaurants to choose between raising prices, or cutting portions.  The Wall Street Journal reports that Americans ate more than one billion restaurant orders of chicken wings in the 12 months that ended in June, and that’s not even counting the wings eaten at home.   A...

American consumption of what’s becoming a Super Bowl weekend staple, chicken wings, is expected to hit 1.33 billion wings. That number comes from a National Chicken Council Report and represents a two percent jump, or about 30 million wings, over last year’s report. It’s 6.5% ...