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Egg prices reached $4.82 a dozen in January, up from $1.93 a year earlier, according to government data. Calls for a price-gouging investigation have emerged, while the industry points to bird flu and higher feed, fuel and labor costs.
Bird flu losses and rising input costs keep egg prices high, with rising costs also pressuring poultry producers' margins.
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