Complaints about illegal egg and poultry price gouging in New York State surged over 840% in 2025, with the Attorney General's Office receiving 151 complaints related to exorbitant egg prices. Reports indicate prices range from $11.99 to $15.99 per dozen, significantly higher than previous averages. Citizens express concern and frustration, especially considering the impact of the bird flu outbreak on supply. Despite numerous complaints, no violations have been issued against businesses, highlighting challenges in regulating price gouging. Attorney General Letitia James has emphasized the importance of fair pricing for essential grocery staples.
The New York Attorney General's Office received 151 complaints regarding egg price gouging since January 2025, revealing a shocking 840% increase in reports since the previous year.
With egg prices soaring between $11.99 and $15.99 per dozen, citizens express frustration over gouging, particularly amid worsening economic conditions partially attributed to a recent bird flu outbreak.
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