
US egg prices have fallen after bird flu drove wholesale prices to about $8 per dozen in March, with the price now at just over a quarter of that level. More than 20 million dozen shell eggs have been imported since January from several countries.
In central Europe, egg prices have risen on stronger demand, as the two markets remain largely separate.
Recovering US layer supply and reduced imports weigh on egg prices, while higher European prices reflect separate supply and demand conditions with limited direct impact on feed grain markets.
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