In February, egg prices reached a new high, averaging nearly $5.90 per dozen, exceeding January's rate of $4.95 due to avian influenza outbreaks. This public health crisis has led to the culling of millions of layer hens, significantly impacting supply. However, there's some optimistic news: wholesale egg prices are beginning to fall, aided by a decrease in demand leading up to the Easter season and improved supply conditions. Though these wholesale price reductions have not yet translated into lower retail prices, the outlook is cautiously hopeful.
Retail price levels have yet to adjust and remain off-putting to many.
Demand for eggs has eased, as it usually does before the Easter buying season.
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