With fewer birds, there are fewer eggs, and with scarcity comes increased cost. The USDA issued its prediction on Tuesday, showing that prices for the rest of the year are expected to double the ...

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The average price of a dozen eggs nationwide was $4.95 last month, up 96% over the past year when a dozen eggs cost $2.52. While some shoppers have gone in search of egg alternatives, others have ...

That culling has impacted grocery store supplies, prompting a rise in prices and, in some cases, limits on egg purchases. The average price of a dozen eggs nationwide was $4.95 last month, up 96% over ...

A bird flu outbreak affecting eggs hits differently in a city where prices and availability fluctuate from block to block. By Dionne Searcey and Ashley Southall The inquiries start casually.

Last year, the mated pair Jackie and Shadow also incubated three eggs—but none of them hatched. This year’s “pipping period,” when chicks may break out of their shells, begins in early ...

“Eggs are outrageous.” Bread Furst uses about 150 eggs a day and is now paying more than double what the bakery used to pay a year ago, Auslander said. Last week, the bakery raised prices for ...

European backpacking trips may be seen as a 'rite of passage' for gap-year students, but Eurail, which sells Interrail passes, has seen sales spike for its (often-overlooked) first-class option.