US EditionI'm Scared to Put Eggs in ramen... Price Highest in 4 Years
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Eggs, which are a staple on our tables, are becoming increasingly difficult to buy with confidence. The price of eggs has been steadily rising for the past three months, reaching its highest level in four years. The government believes that the price has risen excessively compared to the actual supply and demand situation.
Inflation and avian influenza continue unabated, as these two factors are an important part of the fact that the price of eggs in entities such as Mexico City (CDMX), Mexico State (Edomex), Hidalgo and others, is above 35 and even 40 pesos per kilo. Recently, the National System of Information and Market Integration (SNIIM), announced the price of eggs in areas such as the Central de Abasto de Iztapalapa in CDMX, in Ecatepec and Toluca del Edome…
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