Egg prices

[Suppa Hobbit Mage]

How come Biden doesn't do something about the Egg coalition making record profits and manipulating the market. We probably need a national egg reserve, so Biden can release eggs and lower the prices.

[drumpel]

I bought some eggs last week, the price on them hadn't moved in the past couple of months....still at $4.99 for a dozen.

I remember when they were selling for $0.99 shortly before covid lockdowns and then eventually coming up to around $1.99 to $2.49 and sitting there for a long while. I also remember when gas was cheaper before Biden took office.

If Biden could bring down egg prices we could all praise him when the prices drop, just like Seran does when gas goes down a few pennies.

[Anebriated]

supply is down because theyre using all the eggs as part of the vaccine lol

[Orthin]

I sell my eggs for 4 a dozen if anyone is looking

[Methais]

Soyran is too busy creating a thread to cry about whatever he's about to be crying about to enlighten us with his wisdom as to why Biden isn't going to bat for us against Big Egg.

[ClydeR]

How come Biden doesn't do something about the Egg coalition making record profits and manipulating the market. We probably need a national egg reserve, so Biden can release eggs and lower the prices.

We don't need any more government interference in the markets. When gas prices were high, Biden sold gas from the petroleum reserve at high prices, which drove the market price down. Then Biden refilled the reserve at lower prices. The end result was lower prices for consumers and a windfall profit for the government. Biden's ploy could easily have backfired, leaving him with egg on his face, which is what will probably happen if he intervenes in this chicken problem.

[Seran]

The median cost of a dozen eggs in the U.S. remains $4.25—over twice what it was a year ago—and while increased inflation in 2022 has contributed somewhat, the real reason egg costs remain high (as inflation otherwise eases) is an avian flu that has decimated chicken farmers, causing as many as 58 million chickens to be affected.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/anthony...son-you-think/

Apparently the Far Right thinks Biden's responsible for preventing the bird flu, instead of industry standards that allow such massive number of chickens to contaminate one another. That's cute.

[Parkbandit]

Soyran is too busy creating a thread to cry about whatever he's about to be crying about to enlighten us with his wisdom as to why Biden isn't going to bat for us against Big Egg.

Does Big Egg also include Cadbury Egg, Egg Nog and Egg-os?

Asking for Palm Oil.

[Realk]

I'm sure if ranchers/farmers vote one way or the other it has nothing to do with who signs their paychecks and how they vote.
So if industry "standards" were violated it's on people not parties. I don't know anything about this topic really and I wont pretend to, but damn do you ever get tired of sticking your nose in his ass? I used to think some of your stuff was kinda logical but now that you've gone into full retard the last 6 months it's been to pathetic to even sound serious.

[Methais]

Does Big Egg also include Cadbury Egg, Egg Nog and Egg-os?

Asking for Palm Oil.

You'll have to ask him in his special butthurt thread: http://forum.gsplayers.com/showthrea...ing-their-Bias