Egg prices have dropped 15% in March after months of inflation, thanks to a pause in avian flu outbreaks and a DOJ investigation into potential price manipulation by major egg producers. While this relieves consumers, prices are still up 170% from last year. The long-term outlook remains uncertain, with factors like supply recovery, consumer demand, and economic policies influencing future costs. Whether this decline continues depends on market stability and potential regulatory actions.
2 comments:
t’s a relief to see egg prices finally coming down, but the 170% increase from last year shows how fragile the market can be. The DOJ investigation could help prevent future manipulation, but long-term stability will depend on supply recovery and smart policies. Let’s hope this downward trend continues!
Glad to see the prices coming down. 170% is a crazy number though. I know that we do not base the economy off of the price of eggs but stats like that are scary.
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