The price of eggs at the packing point is 19 percent lower than a year ago
According to data from the European Commission, the packing point price of table eggs in the EU was 220 euros/100 kilograms in the first twenty-three weeks of 2024, 13 percent below the value of the same period of the previous year.

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According to the data of the AKI PÁIR, the packing point price of table eggs (M+L) from cage keeping in Hungary was HUF 51.83/piece in the first twenty-three weeks of 2024, which was 19.3 percent lower than the average price of the same period in 2023. The packing point price of boxed eggs in size class M decreased by 17.6 percent to HUF 55.22/piece, and that of boxed eggs in size class L decreased by 16.8 percent to HUF 64.42/piece. The packing point price of M-tray eggs decreased by 23.6 percent to HUF 46.28/piece, and that of L-tray eggs decreased by 21.3 percent to HUF 49.49/piece. The packing point price of table eggs (M+L) from deep-laying was HUF 59.80/piece in the first twenty-three weeks of 2024, which is 16.9 percent lower than the average price for the same period of 2023.
AKI PÁIR
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