U.S. Egg Prices Decline as Chicken Flocks Recover and Imports Increase
The U.S. sees a drop in egg prices due to increased chicken populations and imports, with wholesale prices falling significantly across various states.
Overview
The Trump administration has increased egg imports from Brazil, South Korea, and Turkey to tackle rising prices.
The number of egg-laying chickens in the U.S. is on the rise as flocks recover from the 2022 bird flu outbreak.
The national average wholesale price for a dozen eggs has decreased to $2.52, reflecting a significant drop.
Retail prices at stores like Meijer and Albertsons show eggs priced as low as $2.99 and $3 per dozen, respectively.
Wholesale egg prices in California and New York have seen substantial decreases, with California prices dropping to $4.04 per dozen.
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