What's the latest on the price of eggs? How shoppers are adapting to skyrocketing cost
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 in December.
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A spike in grocery prices in January largely stemmed from a nationwide egg shortage caused by a bird flu outbreak.
The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) reported a rise in global food prices in February, driven by sugar, dairy, and ...
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Core inflation edged higher because of surge in gold prices; food inflation trend positive: ReportThe outlook for core inflation remains positive despite some upward pressure from rising industrial metal prices, according ...
There may be some cracks forming in the egg market. For the past several months, consumers have been faced with a hard reality: Fewer eggs at higher prices. But in the first week of March, prices for ...
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