Egg prices soar in the past year as local businesses adjust to extra costs
National data shows egg prices soared 38% in the last year and Twin Cities businesses are doing their best to adapt to the price hike. Experts said the cause of the price jump comes down to the law of supply and demand. Bird flu is leading to an egg shortage, but demand is still high.
Despite high egg prices across the country, Washington consumers are paying less than those in states like Hawaii and Florida ...
The line of cars and trucks stretched Wednesday afternoon all the way to the edge of the property and then out into the road.
Farmers have done well since the pandemic, though their incomes are coming back down from record heights.
Photos of bare grocery refrigerator cases and tales of egg prices gone wild have been rampant on social media this winter.
It's not just your local shop. In fact, egg prices have increased nationwide by about 38% in the past year, bringing the average cost of one dozen up to $3.65 in November versus $3.37 in ...
Beth’s Café, a diner in North Seattle, is known for its 12-egg omelets. But at a time when avian flu is driving up the cost ...
A new cage-free egg law that went into effect on Dec. 31 has changed the practices of farmers who supply to Michigan and ...
The price of eggs has skyrocketed -- if eggs are even available -- at some Reno grocers as avian flu continues to cause ...
Community Agriculture Alliance: Cage-free egg law levels the playing field for local small producers
The new cage-free legislation may not be the lead culprit in rising egg prices (state officials instead blame the outbreak of ...
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