
US egg prices are reported at about $7–$9 per dozen, with further increases of as much as 20% expected this year, attributed to inflation and bird flu. The report also explains how cage-free, organic, pasture-raised and free-range labels differ, and notes that terms such as “farm fresh” and “natural” have no defined value.
Bird-flu-related supply constraints and inflation are pushing retail egg prices higher, potentially affecting poultry and egg demand. Higher egg prices may also influence consumer choices among egg types.
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