We get to the bottom of the true meaning of all those labels on your egg, from grade A to pasture raised and cage frees.

But is there really a difference between a grade A egg and a grade AA? The short answer is yes, but for the average consumer, it's not a particularly noticeable one. The United States Department ...

Do your eggs have a grade? Each USDA grade is a mark of the egg's quality. Grade AA eggs are the highest quality whereas Grade B are the lowest. Egg graders determine quality based on the egg's ...

Here's what to know about egg prices in the Rochester area. Here are the cheapest egg prices you can find at Herrema's ...

Bird flu-related shortages keep pushing egg prices up. Some Seattle grocery shoppers are eating less, others are eating the costs.

We visited five major grocery stores on Tuesday morning, pricing a dozen of large Grade AA eggs. Our abbreviated and limited excursion found a $5 difference from the cheapest to the most expensive ...

And in the case of Sprouts, you’re getting Grade AA eggs, which are supposedly better. People on Reddit have posted pictures of Ralphs eggs on sale for $9. Some commenters have accused the store ...

Egg prices are already steep – and might be getting worse. The average price of a dozen Grade A large eggs was $4.15 during the month of December, said the US Bureau of Labor Statistics – an ...

A note on the chiller acknowledges the "nationwide shortages" that has resulted in "low stock levels on specialty eggs." At Kowalski's in St. Paul, a dozen Grade AA eggs from South Dakota egg giant ...

A quick search of top markets in Los Angeles reveals the following prices for store-brand Grade A cage-free eggs in the Valley: Ralphs – $8.99 Vons (Lucerne brand) – $7.99 Whole Foods – $3.79 Sprouts ...