A third of Americans have stopped buying eggs as prices soar past $5 per dozen, driven by bird flu outbreaks and supply issues.

The rise of bird flu across the U.S. has resulted in egg prices surging to more than $12 a dozen in some parts of the country this year.

Figures released by the U.S. Department of Agriculture show that the average cost of one dozen eggs is now significantly cheaper than in recent days. The economic indicator website Trading ...

A single egg was $1 in mid-1800s money. Which is about $40 in today's money. Just under $500 for a dozen eggs, and fresh eggs ...

After years of trying to find dinners that everyone was happy to eat, my kids’ affinity for eggs added quiche, frittatas, and omelets to our cooking repertoire. We now go through two dozen eggs ...

In March 2004, Grade A large eggs averaged just $1.13 a dozen. In March 2025, prices have been dynamic, starting around $6.85 a dozen on average in the week ending March 6 but dropping as low as $ ...