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I live and shop in the Chicago near suburbs, and for some reason eggs
have suddenly gone up about 50% in about 10 days. I was shopping in an Aldi discount supermarket today and noticed that the price of a dozen large eggs was $1.35. Two weeks ago the same eggs were 95 cents a dozen. And last week a large drug chain had large eggs at 79 cents a dozen (admittedly a sale price). As I continued shopping I found that large eggs ranged from $1.35 to $1.69 at the several stores I visited. Even Sam's Club, which is pretty competitive had large eggs at $2.54 for a dozen-and-a-half, or $1.69 a dozen. Does anyone know the reason? -Len |
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