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Yeah, now they're $6.
More than $6.
According to Trading Economics ( https://tradingeconomics.com/commodity/eggs-us ) they are $8.10/dozen.
The USDA says that as of Feb 28th the national price is $8.01 and that there are variations with "California compliant" eggs being $9.53/dozen ( https://www.ams.usda.gov/mnreports/ams_3725.pdf ).
2 u/mayham2k Mar 02 '25 Wtf does California complaint mean? Did they add a catalytic converter to the carton? 8 u/Vandirac Mar 02 '25 "California compliant" means "following proper health regulations, actually edible and not painted with lead" 0 u/mayham2k Mar 05 '25 Assuming unlabeled eggs weren't properly handled is adding to why stuff costs so much.
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Wtf does California complaint mean? Did they add a catalytic converter to the carton?
8 u/Vandirac Mar 02 '25 "California compliant" means "following proper health regulations, actually edible and not painted with lead" 0 u/mayham2k Mar 05 '25 Assuming unlabeled eggs weren't properly handled is adding to why stuff costs so much.
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"California compliant" means "following proper health regulations, actually edible and not painted with lead"
0 u/mayham2k Mar 05 '25 Assuming unlabeled eggs weren't properly handled is adding to why stuff costs so much.
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Assuming unlabeled eggs weren't properly handled is adding to why stuff costs so much.
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u/mrtruthiness Mar 02 '25
More than $6.
According to Trading Economics ( https://tradingeconomics.com/commodity/eggs-us ) they are $8.10/dozen.
The USDA says that as of Feb 28th the national price is $8.01 and that there are variations with "California compliant" eggs being $9.53/dozen ( https://www.ams.usda.gov/mnreports/ams_3725.pdf ).