The egg selection at Grocery Outlet in Redondo Beach on Jan. 5. The average retail price for a dozen large eggs jumped to $7.37 in California last week, up from just $2.35 at this time last year.

A federal lawsuit claims California's Proposition 12 and egg regulations create unnecessary red tape for farmers, violate ...

Some grocery chains, including Trader Joe’s and Kroger, have placed limits on the amount of eggs shoppers can purchase in an attempt to address the shortage. Why are egg prices so high?

Is there an egg shortage in California? Bird flu drives up prices, tightens supply. Steve Pastis, Visalia Times-Delta. Updated Tue, December 17, 2024 at 5:37 PM UTC. 6 min read.

Egg prices have skyrocketed across California and shoppers are scrambling for better deals, ... and that Prop 12 created a chicken shortage that exasperated the crisis, ...

Californians will find their store’s egg cases emptier — and pricier — than usual due to a national egg shortage and state animal laws.

Since early November, avian flu has led to the loss or culling of more than 6.5 million egg-laying hens across the country, including 2.5 million in California—nearly 40% of the total losses ...

The Jan. 13 United States Department of Agriculture Egg Market Overview found that the benchmark cost for a dozen large shell eggs in California was $6.72, a 65 cent decrease from the week prior ...

H5N1 avian influenza, commonly known as bird flu, is having an impact on the egg industry in Tulare County, as well as in other egg-producing areas of the U.S.. The disease has contributed to the ...