Michelle Corsu, president of the National Restaurant Association, opens the cost of eggs at the Clampan countdown.
Trader Joe's Putting a few eggs of your buyers can buy every day.
The company said Business of the fox On Monday that “now restricts egg purchases to one ten people per customer.”
According to the company, the hat applies to the eggs in any grocery store in the United States. Acts Hundreds of stores Across the country
Trader Joe cited “constant problems with egg preparation” as a reason for the daily limit.
Joe's trader in Shoreview, Minnesota. (Group of Michael Silk/UCG/Universal Images through/Getty Images)
Waffle House, other companies add eggs due to overtime deficiency
Eggs have been deficient in the United States due to the prevalence of high -pathogen influenza (HPAI), known as bird flu.
“We hope that these restrictions are to ensure that many of our customers who Need eggs. “They can buy them when visiting the barley trader,” Gagal said.
The eggs have been deficient due to the prevalence of bird flu in the United States. (Joe Raedle / Getty Images)
A report released late last week by the Ministry of Agriculture has said that the availability of shell eggs in many retail markets is limited and contradictory and many groceries damaged by measures to restrict consumer purchase Stretching their existing resources. ” Symbols include inhibiting egg advertising activities, executing a hat on the number of eggs at the same time and “keeping prices in a record or the highest record to reduce demand”, ” According to the reportHuman
Egg deficiency forces some food stores to impose restrictions
The bird's flu has been involved in the high price of the egg Grocery stores In addition to a shortage
In the United States, dozens of large eggs A in December were an average of $ 4.15, with the data of the Statistics Office. It was a 13.7 % jump over the previous month.
More than two -thirds of the buyers surveyed said they took the egg weekly from the retailers. ( / Stock)
A counter -released review released in late January, 71 % of US egg buyers thought that the egg was “somewhat or very” expensive. More than half have recently experienced their grocery stores that have egg deficiency or are completely out of stock, ShowedHuman
Experts say egg prices will not fall soon
More than a third of the egg buyers investigated that they took the egg weekly from the retailers. According to the number of the maker, the same percentage – 34 % – reported their purchase “every two weeks”.