Record US Egg Prices Surge Despite Slowing Bird Flu Concerns

April 10, 2025, 8:21 am

Two reports detail a surprising surge in U.S. egg prices that have reached record levels, even as the bird flu outbreak that many feared has not materialized. The articles clarify that while wholesale prices are lower than expected, consumer prices remain high, creating financial pressure on households and food-related businesses. The coverage highlights how market dynamics and consumer expectations diverge, challenging previous assumptions about egg supply and pricing trends.

globalnews.ca / U.S. egg prices surge to record highs despite Trump’s predictions

Bird flu outbreaks were cited as the major cause of price spikes in January and February after more than 30 million egg-laying chickens were killed.

torontosun.com / U.S. egg prices continue to increase despite bird flu outbreak slowing

US egg prices hit a record-high of $6.23 last month despite lower wholesale prices and no bird flu outbreaks, meaning consumers and businesses relying on eggs shouldn’t expect immediate relief.

citynews.ca / Egg prices increase to record high despite Trump’s predictions and bird flu outbreak slowing

U.S. egg prices hit a record $6.23 per dozen last month, defying Trump’s predictions. Despite a drop in wholesale rates and no bird flu at egg farms, the Consumer Price Index shows that egg-dependent consumers and businesses should expect prices to stay high.

winnipegfreepress.com / Egg prices increase to record high despite Trump’s predictions and bird flu outbreak slowing

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