Letter: Where am I supposed to get my eggs?
- Egg prices have begun to decline due to decreased demand, falling 16% from $8.15 to $6.85 a dozen, according to the Department of Agriculture.
- The bird flu outbreak has impacted over 166,000 birds since January 2022 and is cited by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as the deadliest in U.S. History.
- The Department of Justice is investigating whether producers conspired to limit supply and inflate prices, as reported by The Wall Street Journal.
- Food science consultant Bryan Quoc Le mentioned that as consumers face increasing prices, demand has dropped, indicating a broader affordability issue for shoppers.
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Letter: Where am I supposed to get my eggs?
As a Maine hospitality industry food service professional tasked with procurement of roughly 130,000 shell eggs this coming season, I am worried about two things: Will there be an adequate supply available from my sole vendor to accommodate our guests? And, how can I react to egg prices and other staples, with some egg prices […]
Businesses are shelling out for eggs in the face of shortage, price hikes
At Cracked, a Thayer Street restaurant specializing in egg sandwiches, dozens of egg cartons line a shelf above the store counter's buffet line. Customers often look at the array and comment "'wow, that's a lot of money right there,'" said Howard Pantz, one of the shop's owners.Since its opening last November, the price of eggs has skyrocketed.The inflated prices come amid a nationwide shortage of eggs caused by a national outbreak of highly pat…
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