
Japan's average retail price for a 10-egg pack reached a record 312 yen in October, up from 259 yen two years earlier. Egg producers say feed costs rose by 4,000 to 5,000 yen per tonne in November because of higher transport costs linked to the Middle East situation.
Producers also warn that new bird flu outbreaks could tighten supply.
Higher feed costs from freight disruption squeeze layer farm margins and can force price pass-through to retail. Bird flu risk adds upside pressure on egg prices into the winter and holiday demand period.
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