ANALYSIS: US Egg Prices Drop to Five-Year Low Amid Muted Demand, Mounting Inventories
The US shell egg market is facing one of the most sustained periods of pressure seen in recent history, driven by a rare convergence of weak demand across all major channels and a steadily expanding supply base. Unlike prior downturns that were more narrowly rooted in seasonal lulls or market corrections, the present environment reflects a more entrenched imbalance that has proven difficult to unwind.
Demand: Soft Across the Board
On the demand side, performance has been...
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