Why are egg prices expensive? How 2025 bird flu egg shortage hurts average price near you
Why are egg prices so expensive right now? What is the average price during the 2025 egg shortage? What we know on why prices are up on a dozen eggs and more.
Why are egg prices up? Is there a shortage? What we know on why eggs are so expensive right now
Why are the price of eggs so expensive right now? Is there an egg shortage in 2025? What we know on why prices are up, average cost for a dozen eggs and more.
From Farms to Bakeries, Egg Shortages and Price Hikes Are Challenging Small Businesses
Small business owners that rely on eggs for their products are facing sticker shock as the avian flu sparks shortages and high prices for the usually reliable staple
Egg Prices Are Absurd. Experts Tell Us When That Could Change
Eggs are expensive right now because of a national shortage. We asked two economists when costs could come back down.
Egg and Cocoa Prices Continue to Soar
Egg prices continue to soar because of the bird flu that has killed millions of egg-laying chickens. Another hot commodity is cocoa. With supplies tight, prices are also breaking records. Hershey and Mondelez both say they may need to hike prices as a result of the shortage.
How much is Trump to blame for high egg prices?
Both President Donald Trump and Vance regularly pledged to reduce the cost of everyday items, like eggs, if elected. But egg prices did not go down on "day one" as Trump promised. In fact, the latest monthly consumer price index showed that the average price of a dozen eggs reached a record high of $4.
US egg price skyrockets 65% to all-time high amid bird flu outbreak: What about India?
An ongoing bird flu outbreak in the United States have resulted in egg prices in the country going up by as much as 65% since ...
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Egg prices likely to keep climbing as prices hit record highs
Sellers say egg prices are likely to keep climbing as prices hit record highs amidst a combination of inflation and bird flu ...
The price of eggs just hit an all-time high. Here’s how the cost of everyday goods is changing
In January, milk, oranges, tomatoes and ground beef all saw a minimal decrease in cost, while the price of bananas and poultry remained more or less the same.