US egg prices slipped toward $0.5 per dozen after rebounding from multi-year lows, as flock restocking and higher imports created oversupply. Layer inventories reached 309 million by January, and a new Pennsylvania outbreak affecting about 7 million birds threatens a supply reversal.
Oversupply keeps egg prices weak, reducing producer income and layer feed demand at the margin. The Pennsylvania outbreak could tighten supply later, but the inventory overhang currently dominates.
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