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Egg prices have fallen after record highs left consumers scrambling

After a bird flu outbreak last year caused egg prices to skyrocket across the country, consumers are getting some relief. After significant drops over the previous four weeks, the average price for a dozen large eggs May 5 in California was $1.68, versus a high of $7.37 in January and $2.35 a year prior, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. An increase in supply was the primary ...
Egg prices, pushed to record highs last year by an avian flu outbreak, have dropped.

After a bird flu outbreak last year caused egg prices to skyrocket across the country, consumers are getting some relief.

After over the previous four weeks, the average price for a dozen large.

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