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Egg prices are falling sharply as the US market shifts from last year's avian flu-driven shortage to oversupply. Producers report that a dozen eggs now sells for under a dollar in some cases, while feed, fuel and labor costs keep rising.
Demand is described as steady.
Rebuilt layer flocks are outpacing demand, pushing egg prices toward or below producer breakeven. Weaker producer margins may slow flock rebuilding and reduce farm-level purchasing power for feed.
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