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Select Whole Foods Market Stores: 12-Ct Grade A Cage-Free Plus Large Brown Eggs
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Select Whole Foods Market Stores [Store Locator] have 12-Ct Grade A Cage-Free Plus Large Brown Eggs on sale for $2.99. Price valid in-store at select locations.
Thanks to Community Member steve501 for finding this deal.
Note: May not be available at all locations
Thanks to Community Member steve501 for finding this deal.
Note: May not be available at all locations
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Edited January 18, 2023
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Whole foods has large eggs at $2.99 a dozen. Another 5% cash back if you use your Amazon card.
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Created 01-18-2023
at 02:59 PM
by steve501
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Very SAD, that's American's great saving plan for you LMAO 🤣🤣🤣
No they are not coming down but might be up. I watched an interview. The markets is the one doing the damage, not the farmers. The farmers said they have been selling the eggs the same price as always BUT the stupid markets marks it up and won't give more money to the farmers. Now the farmers do have inflation and they can't keep up if the markets won't pay them a fair share.
If the pricing issue is genuinely "bird flu" then prices should come back down basically as fast as they rose. That's because it takes ~ 20 weeks ish for chickens to go from hatch to laying. So if you have to cull a ton of birds, supply drops, but then assuming that the malady is taken care of, you should have replaced your egg laying capacity in 20 weeks + time to procure new birds.
And (not you) but in regards to "record profits" - realize that like most commodities, pricing is determined by the market. So if you're in a situation where your costs to produce haven't caught up with general market pricing, there will be some period of time where you're capturing market pricing for your product but not necessarily seeing that in your production costs, which means your profits will go up. That said, production prices will eventually rise and profit shrink.
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And (not you) but in regards to "record profits" - realize that like most commodities, pricing is determined by the market. So if you're in a situation where your costs to produce haven't caught up with general market pricing, there will be some period of time where you're capturing market pricing for your product but not necessarily seeing that in your production costs, which means your profits will go up. That said, production prices will eventually rise and profit shrink.
Great info. Thanks for sharing. So we should be seeing prices come down before Memorial Day if we're lucky.
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