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US egg prices fall for the first time in months but remain near record highs

  • In April 2025, prices for eggs sold to U.S. Consumers declined for the first time since October 2024, yet they stayed close to historically elevated levels, based on government statistics.
  • The decline followed a period of rising egg prices caused by a bird flu epidemic that has led to the deaths of over 169 million birds, primarily egg-laying chickens, starting from early 2022.
  • The Consumer Price Index showed egg prices declined 12.7% to $5.12 per dozen in April, pulling down overall grocery prices and marking the steepest monthly fall since 1984.
  • Although egg prices fell in April, they remained 79% higher than the previous year. Meanwhile, the USDA announced a $1 billion initiative to assist farmers in strengthening biosecurity against bird flu, and egg imports increased by 77.5%.
  • The price decline suggests temporary relief but persistent bird flu impacts and tariffs mean egg costs may rise again, with economists predicting inflation could increase in coming months.
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WWLP broke the news in Springfield, United States on Monday, May 12, 2025.
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