Egg Prices Plummet as Demand Dries Up
Wholesale egg prices have plummeted to $4.15 per dozen, a $2.70 decrease from the previous week, due to reduced consumer demand and fewer bird flu outbreaks. This price drop, however, hasn’t yet reached retail shelves, leaving uncertainty about Easter and Passover pricing. The Department of Justice is investigating the recent surge in egg prices, while the Trump administration has reportedly sought egg exports from Denmark. The current situation contrasts with earlier claims of bringing down egg prices.
John Q. Hosedrinker