
Iranian retail egg-tray prices have risen from about 400,000 to more than 600,000 tomans over two months, while producers say they receive about 460,000 tomans per tray. Poultry industry representatives report a roughly 20% increase in production-input, medicine, vaccine and vitamin costs, and say distribution adds substantially to the retail price.
Higher production costs raise the price floor for eggs, while distribution costs widen the gap between farm and retail prices. Continued cost pressure could limit supply or keep consumer prices elevated.
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