The5thHorseman
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Narrative...anecdote...Dude eggs like all of the other grocery commodities need to be transported.....You're asking for a link to that is like asking for a link to the answer to 2 + 2. Don't be lazy.
Sure the bird flu is there but prices were going up on eggs before it hit because like all of the other food commodities they need to be processed with energy which is costing more and transported with hydrocarbon fuels which is costing more. MORE....MOT LESS. Add to that The fact that the Fed is playing around with the value of the currency right now and you have the perfect recipe for shrinking grocery bags. The same dozen eggs I bought last year for a $1.79 I are now well over $6 a dozen. So if you want to split hairs let's call it 350%. Then you can sell that happy news to the people who are buying the eggs.
I bought 18 yesterday for 5.70.
And yes, it's about the avian flu...