Egg Prices: 10% Jump Last Month Amid Bird Flu Outbreak—Here’s What To Know
Feb. 25 The Department of Agriculture released an updated food price outlook report for the year predicting that egg prices would increase 41.1% in 2025 as they continue to experience “volatile month-to-month changes” because of the ongoing bird flu outbreak—up from the 20.3% increase the USDA predicted in January.
CLEVELAND, Ohio — Eggs are disappearing from store shelves due to shortages caused by the avian flu outbreak, but never fear ...
The spike in egg prices last month underscores the devastating impact of avian flu, which killed more than 40 million egg-laying birds last year. Including ducks and chickens, 148 million ...
The national average wholesale price of eggs dropped for the third week in a row, as high prices caused falling demand and ...
For Christin New, whose multigenerational family moved from Redwood City, California, to a 2-acre home in the nearby Santa ...
Egg prices again reached a record high in February, as the bird flu continues to run rampant and Easter and Passover approach ...
The average U.S. city price of a dozen large grade A eggs, not seasonally adjusted, in February was $5.90, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. That's up from $4.95 in January and $4.14 ...
The Bureau of Labor Statistics shared new data about egg prices on March 12, noting a sharp increase in February due to the ...
Whether you eat eggs on rare occasions or buy them multiple times a week, you've likely seen some record-high prices. The national average for a dozen eggs was $4.95 at the end of January, and the ...
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