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Egg prices have steadily dropped in price since President Donald Trump took office in January by a whopping 61%. According to Fox Business, data from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA ...

The U.S. Department of Agriculture predicts, as of March. 25, the price of eggs will rise over 57% in 2025, while the price of food overall is expected to go up a little over 3%.

Egg shortages and higher prices have plagued them for months. In February, the price of a dozen eggs hit a 10-year high, retailing for $5.90, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Price increases for eggs may have slowed but are still historically high. Egg prices in February rose a whopping 10.4% from January, and is up 58.8% compared to a year ago, according to the ...

Feb. 12 Egg prices increased 15.2% from December to January, according to the Consumer Price Index, and the average cost of one dozen Grade A large eggs in December across the U.S. was $4.95—up ...

The price of eggs has risen by 50% over the past year. The average cost of a dozen Grade A large eggs hovers at $4.95, up 240% from $1.46 five years ago.

The latest consumer price index, released Wednesday, shows that in February, a dozen Grade A eggs cost an average of nearly $5.90 in US cities, surpassing January's then-record high of $4.95.