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Expana Markets reports that the U.S. shell egg market is under sustained pressure from bird flu, with egg prices rising for a fifth straight week in early January 2025. Retail prices have stayed around $4.00 to $4.50 per dozen while demand remains strong.
Winter storms caused stockpiling and transport delays that added to supply strain.
Persistent HPAI losses combined with strong demand keep egg prices high and the supply chain tight. The direct effect on feed grain and meal demand is limited.
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