Supply and demand: Nevada eases policies to help reduce soaring egg prices and shortages

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Supply and demand: Nevada eases policies to help reduce soaring egg prices and shortages

How long will we be paying a relative arm and a leg for eggs? That remains unknown.  Why are we paying a relative arm and a leg for eggs? The primary culprit is the bird flu.  The state Legislature and the Nevada Department of Agriculture (NDA) have taken steps to increase Nevada’s egg supply, in an effort to lower costs. The department announced on Feb.19 that State Quarantine Officer Director J.J. Goicoechea has temporarily suspended Nevada’s …

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The demand for eggs is higher than the supply. This has drastic consequences for consumers and traders.

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Swiss eggs are not enough to meet the increased demand this year.

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Gunajuato, Gto.- In the last few weeks in Guanajuato, some essential products of the basic basket have recorded significant increases in their prices, although in some cases they have experienced fluctuations. One of the foods that has attracted the most attention for their increase is the egg, a fundamental element in the daily feeding of many Guanajuatense families. Recently, the price of a dozen was around 30 pesos, depending on the brand, bu…

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The price of eggs in the United States has reached an average of $4.95 per dozen in February 2025, due to the health crisis caused by the outbreak of avian influenza that has significantly reduced production, according to data from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). However, consumer advocacy groups and legislators have requested an investigation into a possible artificial rise in prices by large companies in the sector. Infobae…