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Cage-Free Eggs Eggs laid by hens at indoor floor operations, sometimes called free-roaming. The hens may roam in a building, room or open area, usually in a barn or poultry house, and have unlimited access to fresh food and water, while some may also forage for food if they are allowed outdoors. Cage-free systems vary and include barn-raised and free-range hens, both of which have shelter that helps protect against predators. Both types are produced under common handling and care practices, which provide floor space, nest space and perches. Depending on the farm, these housing systems may or may not have an automated egg collection system. Colors: Brown eggs and White eggs

The egg-buying pattern retailers watch closely, and why shelves look different week to week

Global egg market forecast to grow 22% in 10 years

Cage-Free Eggs Are Booming in the US, Despite Cost and Trump’s Efforts – Bloomberg

Trump administration blames California for high price of eggs as feds file suit – Sacramento Bee

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California’s Cage-Free Regulatory Scramble – Wall Street Journal

Eggs Unlimited Takes Center Stage – Supermarket Perimeter on the 2025 Sosland Seminar

Eggs Unlimited Vice President Brian Moscogiuri presenting on tariffs, HPAI, and AI‑driven procurement at the 2025 Sosland Purchasing Seminar in Kansas City (June 9 2025).

Markets riled ahead of Sosland Purchasing Seminar

US Effort to Curb Egg Prices with Imports Threatened by Tariffs

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-egg-imports-meant-drive-prices-down-could-be-hit-by-tariffs-2025-04-03/

US egg imports meant to drive prices down could be hit by tariffs

A PBS News reporter stands in a large chicken coop surrounded by crates labeled ‘All the Eggs Unlimited,’ explaining the real reason behind soaring egg prices, including supply chain disruptions, rising feed costs, and avian influenza outbreaks, while emphasizing how these challenges impact both local farmers and consumers across the country.

A look at the real reasons behind soaring egg prices

On Fox News TV today, Brian Moscogiuri, VP of Eggs Unlimited, broke down the impact of the worst avian influenza outbreak ever on the egg industry. ? Rising Prices ? Disrupted Supply Chains ? Challenges for Cage-Free Eggs This outbreak is affecting producers, wholesalers, and consumers nationwide. What happens next? ? Watch the exclusive Fox News interview here: https://lnkd.in/gvrtnQfm For more breaking news and updates on Eggs Unlimited, click here ? https://lnkd.in/gQZAukYz hashtag#Eggs hashtag#EggIndustry hashtag#EggMarket hashtag#EggSupply hashtag#EggShortage hashtag#EggWholesale hashtag#CageFreeEggs hashtag#OrganicEggs hashtag#EggProduction hashtag#EggFarmers hashtag#PoultryIndustry hashtag#EggDistributors hashtag#EggBusiness hashtag#AvianFlu hashtag#BirdFluCrisis hashtag#FoodSupplyChain hashtag#GroceryPrices hashtag#AgricultureNews hashtag#FarmingCommunity hashtag#EggPrices

Eggs Unlimited gives an outlook of the egg market following USDA’s recent HPAI strategy

The Egg Shortage Is Getting Worse—What You Need to Know – MSN

Bird flu is causing an egg-istential crisis

A logistics professional in a suit examines a shipment of cage-free eggs in a warehouse, representing the role of egg wholesalers like Eggs Unlimited in maintaining the supply chain amid challenges posed by avian influenza, also known as bird flu.

Bird flu could potentially be the ‘worst outbreak ever,’ Eggs Unlimited VP says

Egg prices 2025: Growing bird flu outbreak causing shortages, higher prices – MSN

Getting Worse: Eggs Unlimited weighs in on how Trump administration might tackle the ripple effects of HPAI

Egg prices soar to record highs as HPAI hits Midwest

Moscogiuri sells eggs to retail stores, and he said a scarcity mindset among some shoppers can make matters worse. “I’m a consumer myself, right? And if I go to the store and I see large dozens of $2.99, limit two, I’m probably going to grab two dozen as opposed to one dozen,” he said. “And I think, you know, in some cases, that creates more demand at some of these chains.”

As egg shortage continues, some businesses are starting to crack

Egg Prices Are High. They Will Likely Go Higher. Avian influenza has led to a shortage of eggs and wholesale prices that are through the roof. Consumers can expect to feel the pain for a while.

Egg Prices Are High. They Will Likely Go Higher.

Egg shortages, higher prices spike as bird flu grows

High egg prices fry Twin Cities shoppers’ budgets

Avian flu impacting egg supply; NBC Connecticut

The bird flu is ravaging the nation’s egg-laying flock in yet another seasonal upswing for the disease, says Brian Moscogiuri, an analyst who tracks the industry for Irvine-based distributor Eggs Unlimited. Destroying infected birds is slashing the nation’s ability to keep up with demand. It’s a shortfall that will take months to repair. As a result, the average price of a dozen eggs in California on Tuesday, Jan. 7, was $8.97, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. That’s more than double the $4.06 price at last year’s start. In 2023, amid another bird flu outbreak, the price of eggs began the year at $7.37, compared with $2.35 at the beginning of 2022 or $1.34 in 2021.

‘Normal’ California egg prices months away, analyst says

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Egg Prices Soar to New Highs – Will $9 a Dozen Be the New Standard?

Eggs Unlimited featured in Axios article on rising egg prices due to avian flu impact, showcasing commitment to quality and supply amidst industry challenges.

Bird flu causing egg prices to soar to new record high

Egg prices have grown to US$8.97 per dozen in California, a 70% increase from November 2024, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) December 27, 2024, Egg Market Overview. According to the USDA, the sharp increase in price is due to nine confirmed cases of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) across the state in December 2024 alone, which led to the depopulation of almost six million layers.

California egg prices up 70% as 2024 ends, HPAI to blame

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Egg prices may soon ‘flirt with record highs,’ supplier says. Here’s why

Here we go again: Egg prices are spiking. Here’s why by CNN

Average price of Grade A large eggs, per dozen, U.S. city average graph that eggs unlimited article

Egg prices are hopping again this Easter 2024. Is dyeing eggs worth the cost?

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Kellogg is catching heat for suggesting cereal for dinner

Egg industry remains wary of HPAI’s impact in 2024

This image captures a shopper at a grocery store, selecting a half-dozen carton of cage-free brown eggs, illustrating a feature article about the dramatic drop in egg prices in March.

Egg prices crashed 11% in March — and more relief may follow

Image of shoppers in a grocery store observing lower egg prices, featured in an article about Eggs Unlimited. The headline 'Good news about breakfast: egg prices are dropping' highlights the positive trend in egg costs.

Good News About Breakfast: Egg Prices Are Dropping

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Retail egg prices fell in February — but the price drop may not last long

Aisle view featuring a variety of expensive eggs including brown, conventional, cage-free, and organic options, highlighted in an article by Eggs Unlimited on 'Wholesale egg prices have ‘collapsed.’ Why consumers may soon see relief,' showcasing the diverse range Eggs Unlimited offers and the potential for price adjustments benefiting consumers.

Wholesale egg prices have ‘collapsed.’ Why consumers may soon see relief

News release by Eggs Unlimited showcases an image of a fire, headlined 'Hillandale Farms: Recent egg fire will probably not impact prices, according to Eggs Unlimited

Recent egg fire will probably not impact prices, according to Eggs Unlimited

Screenshot of Brian Moscogiuri from Eggs Unlimited speaking on TV, explaining that HPAI (Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza) is the primary factor contributing to 'eggflation' in the market. His expert analysis provides valuable insight into the current dynamics affecting egg prices.

Eggs Unlimited: HPAI is the #1 price contributor to eggflation

An infographic featuring a yellow map with varying shades, used in an Eggs Unlimited article discussing the average prices Instacart consumers paid for a dozen eggs in December 2022. The title of the article is 'Why high egg prices remain at “unappetizing levels”', highlighting the geographical analysis of egg price trends across different regions.

Why high egg prices remain at “unappetizing levels”

Image captures a hand selecting a large 18-egg foam pack, illustrating a moment addressed in Eggs Unlimited's article titled 'Egg Shortage Impacts Local Farms.' The photo visually represents the challenges and impacts highlighted by Eggs Unlimited within the egg supply chain.

Egg shortage impacts local farms

The Federal Reserve Has An Egg Problem – And A ‘Chicken-And-Egg’ Problem

Image features grocery shoppers carefully selecting the most affordable eggs, accompanying an article in which Eggs Unlimited was mentioned, titled 'School lunch, eggs, and airfare: Why inflation soared for 10 items in 2022'

School lunch, eggs and airfare: Why inflation soared for 10 items in 2022

Image depicts conventional white eggs in a grocery store, highlighted in a San Francisco article discussing new pricing strategies, showcasing Eggs Unlimited involvement in adjusting to market changes.

San Francisco Donut Shop Reveals Insane New Price of Eggs

This photo showcases a selection of brown eggs in grocery store with a person looking, accompanying an article on Eggs Unlimited's news page discussing the factors contributing to the current high cost of eggs.

Eggs Are Really Expensive Right Now. Here’s What We Know

This photo showcases a selection of brown eggs, accompanying an article on Eggs Unlimited's news page discussing the factors contributing to the current high cost of eggs.

Why Have Eggs Become So Expensive?

Close-up image showcasing a mix of brown and blue organic eggs, accompanying an Eggs Unlimited article discussing the unprecedented high prices of eggs. This vivid visual complements the narrative of rising egg costs explored by Eggs Unlimited.

The price of eggs is higher than ever

This image displays a graph charting the average price for a dozen large eggs from 2021 to 2023, in an article where Eggs Unlimited is mentioned for their efforts to educate their clients on market trends and pricing dynamics.

Egg prices expected to drop after a year of increases

This image captures a person holding a half-dozen carton of free-range eggs in a grocery store aisle, highlighting one of the many high-quality products Eggs Unlimited supplies to its clients, showcasing the variety and excellence of offerings provided.

Here’s why egg prices surged in 2022. Those elevated costs could last into the first quarter of 2023, expert says

Image depicts an elderly lady meticulously inspecting white conventional eggs in a grocery store, ensuring none are cracked. This visual complements an article featuring Eggs Unlimited, discussing the reasons behind the surging egg prices contrasted with falling chicken prices, attributed to an 'act of God' event by a trade strategist.

Why egg prices are surging — but chicken prices are falling: It’s an ‘act of God’ event, says trade strategist

Image showcases several cartons of brown eggs stacked atop one another, prepared for sale by Eggs Unlimited. This photo is featured in an article discussing how egg prices reached their third record high in 2022, highlighting the market dynamics Eggs Unlimited navigates.

Egg prices hit third record high in 2022

This image showcases brown chickens in a farm setting, accompanying an article for Eggs Unlimited discussing the impact of hot summer weather, reduced hen populations, and the resulting high prices of shell eggs in the U.S. market.

Hot summer, low hen numbers and high US shell egg prices

Close-up image of six brown eggs, accompanying an article titled 'Analysts: Expect Continued Demand for Eggs Despite High Prices' produced by Eggs Unlimited for their website, showcasing their high-quality products.

Analysts: Expect Continued Demand for Eggs Despite High Prices

A refrigerated supermarket shelf stocked with cartons of large white eggs, One carton is open, displaying a dozen fresh eggs nestled securely in the molded open face carton.

US egg market challenged with higher prices and shortages

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