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Egg prices in the US tripled in three weeks as coronavirus panic buying boosted sales, with Nielsen reporting egg sales up 86% in the latest week. Wholesale Midwest large eggs reached a record $3.09 a dozen, up from $1.03 at the start of March.
Record egg prices and strong retail demand reflect consumer panic buying rather than a feed supply change. Egg producers may restock flocks, which over time would add to feed demand.
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