Wholesale egg prices have fallen sharply this month as new bird flu outbreaks have slowed, a trend touted by President Donald Trump—though egg prices rose over 10% from January to February as ...

The wholesale price for a dozen white eggs climbed to over $8 in February. Since then, that price has dropped but the prices consumers pay at the grocery store are still high. Economics ...

In the case of vegan products, the chicken certainly came before the (vegan) egg. It took the plant-based industry a while to debut a product (other than tofu) that cooked and baked up like a ...

And you thought eggs in the US were expensive. A single egg in the United Kingdom went for over $500 this week — but not because of bird-flu-induced “eggflation”. The “one-in-a-billion ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Last week, NBC News reported that a dozen large white eggs averaged just under $5 per dozen, down from more than $8 earlier in the month. The latest egg market report from the ...

while other chains have decided to take on the burden of high egg costs themselves. Popular breakfast chain Waffle House in early February implemented a temporary 50-cent per egg surcharge at its ...

The drop reflects the "highly volatile" nature of eggs and that consumers are "responding to high prices by buying fewer eggs," Texas A&M University professor David Anderson told Yahoo Finance.

while other chains have decided to take on the burden of high egg costs themselves. Popular breakfast chain Waffle House in early February implemented a temporary 50-cent per egg surcharge at its ...

Consumer and producer prices for eggs have softened a little - but they are still extremely high. In grocery stores, egg prices rose 10.4% in February, according to the Consumer Price Index.

Areas with competing grocery stores might see egg prices fall more quickly, Mr. Horpedahl said, while those dominated by a single chain — with the power to keep prices high for longer — may not.

Persistently high egg prices have forced restaurants to pass the extra cost onto customers, or stop using eggs altogether. One D.C. establishment has found a creative way to cope. Will Patton ...