Feb. 25 The Department of Agriculture released an updated food price outlook report for the year predicting that egg prices ...

A lot goes into the production of eggs — and with the Trump administration’s tariff policies potentially affecting costs for ...

Cheri Jzar said their flock of chickens have not been infected with bird flu and with the recent hike in egg prices the demand for her eggs at local farmers markets has increased.

With soaring prices and many varieties of eggs, you want to make sure you’re getting what you think you’re paying for.

With high prices and sometimes short supply, you may have to buy other kinds of eggs, like cage-free, organic pastured-raised or farm-fresh eggs. They've got to be better for you, right?

The average U.S. city price of a dozen large grade A eggs, not seasonally adjusted, in February was $5.90, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. That's up from $4.95 in January and $4.14 ...

But the ongoing bird flu outbreak in the U.S. has caused egg prices to to hit a record high, and cage-free eggs are generally even more expensive. “One of the things that was not foreseen at ...

Bird flu may not be the only factor that has driven egg prices to new records, with the potential for prices to climb by another 41 per cent this year ...

The outbreaks occur when wild birds, which may carry influenza ... Woolworths and Coles are calling up every goddamn cage farmer in this country asking, begging for eggs on their shelves ...

Many egg producers already have biosecurity measures in place, such as fencing and barriers to keep wild birds away ... your production facilities to be cage-free, it’s not easy to just go ...

This has some shoppers — maybe you — turning to egg alternatives.