How much ya'll paying......

[JustAnotherNut]

I am curious as to how much everyone is paying for stuff, whether it's groceries or gas or??? and what state or area you live. I'd like to keep this thread going to track the changing prices.

Here in western WA, the cost of a dozen eggs are now $3 and up, depending on where you shop and the last time I was in a Walmart, there wasn't an egg to be had anywhere. Whole case was empty but I didn't check the price at the time.


My cousin lives in Alabama and posted the cost of an 18pk of eggs were $10.42. I was floored at that cost in one of the poorest states in the nation.


So how much are you paying for eggs? Other goods???

 

[pknopp]

My BiL has chickens so we pay nothing.

 

[citygator]

I am curious as to how much everyone is paying for stuff, whether it's groceries or gas or??? and what state or area you live. I'd like to keep this thread going to track the changing prices.

Here in western WA, the cost of a dozen eggs are now $3 and up, depending on where you shop and the last time I was in a Walmart, there wasn't an egg to be had anywhere. Whole case was empty but I didn't check the price at the time.


My cousin lives in Alabama and posted the cost of an 18pk of eggs were $10.42. I was floored at that cost in one of the poorest states in the nation.


So how much are you paying for eggs? Other goods???

Bird flu has hit the poultry and egg market. Prices on eggs will be inflated all year.

Egg Prices Surge to Records as Bird Flu Hits Poultry Flocks

While the worst avian-influenza outbreak in U.S. history has tightened supplies of the staple, grocers have managed to avert shortages so far.

www.wsj.com

Egg prices are hitting records, driven by an avian-influenza outbreak that has killed tens of millions of chickens and turkeys this year across nearly all 50 states.

Wholesale prices of Midwest large eggs hit a record $5.36 a dozen in December, according to the research firm Urner Barry. Retail egg prices have increased more than any other supermarket item so far this year, climbing more than 30% from January to early December compared with the same period a year earlier, and outpacing overall food and beverage prices, according to the data firm Information Resources Inc.

 

[JustAnotherNut]

My BiL has chickens so we pay nothing.

I have chickens too, but it's winter and they aren't laying so if I need eggs I have to buy them.


But what about other stuff? Meat? Gas? Tools??? IDK, anything for that matter

 

[pknopp]

Bird flu has hit the poultry and egg market. Prices on eggs will be inflated all year.

Egg Prices Surge to Records as Bird Flu Hits Poultry Flocks

While the worst avian-influenza outbreak in U.S. history has tightened supplies of the staple, grocers have managed to avert shortages so far.

www.wsj.com

Egg prices are hitting records, driven by an avian-influenza outbreak that has killed tens of millions of chickens and turkeys this year across nearly all 50 states.

Wholesale prices of Midwest large eggs hit a record $5.36 a dozen in December, according to the research firm Urner Barry. Retail egg prices have increased more than any other supermarket item so far this year, climbing more than 30% from January to early December compared with the same period a year earlier, and outpacing overall food and beverage prices, according to the data firm Information Resources Inc.

In plain language........"There are no shortages but we are going to raise prices anyway".

 

[Harpy Eagle]

I do most of the grocery shopping and honesty could not tell you the prices of any individual item. Do not really pay that close of attention.

 

[pknopp]

I have chickens too, but it's winter and they aren't laying so if I need eggs I have to buy them.


But what about other stuff? Meat? Gas? Tools??? IDK, anything for that matter

$2.57 for gas.

 

[JustAnotherNut]

Bird flu has hit the poultry and egg market. Prices on eggs will be inflated all year.

Egg Prices Surge to Records as Bird Flu Hits Poultry Flocks

While the worst avian-influenza outbreak in U.S. history has tightened supplies of the staple, grocers have managed to avert shortages so far.

www.wsj.com

Egg prices are hitting records, driven by an avian-influenza outbreak that has killed tens of millions of chickens and turkeys this year across nearly all 50 states.

Wholesale prices of Midwest large eggs hit a record $5.36 a dozen in December, according to the research firm Urner Barry. Retail egg prices have increased more than any other supermarket item so far this year, climbing more than 30% from January to early December compared with the same period a year earlier, and outpacing overall food and beverage prices, according to the data firm Information Resources Inc.

Yes, I know the WHY and it's not just bird flu. The purpose of the thread is to find out HOW MUCH we are paying for anything, not why

 

[JGalt]

I am curious as to how much everyone is paying for stuff, whether it's groceries or gas or??? and what state or area you live. I'd like to keep this thread going to track the changing prices.

Here in western WA, the cost of a dozen eggs are now $3 and up, depending on where you shop and the last time I was in a Walmart, there wasn't an egg to be had anywhere. Whole case was empty but I didn't check the price at the time.


My cousin lives in Alabama and posted the cost of an 18pk of eggs were $10.42. I was floored at that cost in one of the poorest states in the nation.


So how much are you paying for eggs? Other goods???

SW Wisconsin here. Eggs at Walmart are $4.35 a dozen and $4.99 per dozen at the Kwik-Trip convenience store.

But I actually found fresh brown eggs for $2.75 at an Amish dent and bent store yesterday.

 

[JustAnotherNut]

$2.57 for gas.

I think the last time I bought gas it was like $3.19. Though with our new gas tax, I'm sure the price will be alot higher

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

Bird flu has hit the poultry and egg market. Prices on eggs will be inflated all year.

Egg Prices Surge to Records as Bird Flu Hits Poultry Flocks

While the worst avian-influenza outbreak in U.S. history has tightened supplies of the staple, grocers have managed to avert shortages so far.

www.wsj.com

Egg prices are hitting records, driven by an avian-influenza outbreak that has killed tens of millions of chickens and turkeys this year across nearly all 50 states.

Wholesale prices of Midwest large eggs hit a record $5.36 a dozen in December, according to the research firm Urner Barry. Retail egg prices have increased more than any other supermarket item so far this year, climbing more than 30% from January to early December compared with the same period a year earlier, and outpacing overall food and beverage prices, according to the data firm Information Resources Inc.

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Yeah, right.

And I've got a bridge for sale here........I think you'll like it.






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[citygator]

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Yeah, right.

And I've got a bridge for sale here........I think you'll like it.






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I’m not following. I linked the article.

 

[JGalt]

Bird flu has hit the poultry and egg market. Prices on eggs will be inflated all year.

Egg Prices Surge to Records as Bird Flu Hits Poultry Flocks

While the worst avian-influenza outbreak in U.S. history has tightened supplies of the staple, grocers have managed to avert shortages so far.

www.wsj.com

Egg prices are hitting records, driven by an avian-influenza outbreak that has killed tens of millions of chickens and turkeys this year across nearly all 50 states.

Wholesale prices of Midwest large eggs hit a record $5.36 a dozen in December, according to the research firm Urner Barry. Retail egg prices have increased more than any other supermarket item so far this year, climbing more than 30% from January to early December compared with the same period a year earlier, and outpacing overall food and beverage prices, according to the data firm Information Resources Inc.

52 million poultry have been killed this year by farmers, at the request of the US department of Agriculture.

Yet, there has been only one case of human infection of Avian Flu since 2021.

Now tell me you're not being played.

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

I am curious as to how much everyone is paying for stuff, whether it's groceries or gas or??? and what state or area you live. I'd like to keep this thread going to track the changing prices.

Here in western WA, the cost of a dozen eggs are now $3 and up, depending on where you shop and the last time I was in a Walmart, there wasn't an egg to be had anywhere. Whole case was empty but I didn't check the price at the time.


My cousin lives in Alabama and posted the cost of an 18pk of eggs were $10.42. I was floored at that cost in one of the poorest states in the nation.


So how much are you paying for eggs? Other goods???

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Downside to being one of those evil prepper people.................. I don't know what anything costs. I don't have to buy food.

Ask me if I saw this shit coming!






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[okfine]

52 million poultry have been killed this year by farmers, at the request of the US department of Agriculture.

Yet, there has been only one case of human infection of Avian Flu since 2021.

Now tell me you're not being played.

If the chickens aren't culled the bird flu keeps infecting. Common sense.

 

[Care4all]

Due to the Avian Flu, and kill off of chickens, eggs are around $5 a dozen at the grocer, even Wal-Mart is close to it.

That isn't caused by inflation, but the Bird Flu going around, from what I understand?

Gas is $3.40 way up here.

Heating oil is thru the roof! About $4.50 a gallon in December, in August we paid nearly $5.50 a gallon!

 

[pknopp]

If the chickens aren't culled the bird flu keeps infecting. Common sense.

52 million killed but yet it states the stores are having no problem keeping eggs on the shelves.

Seems that might cause everyone to question the narrative.

 

[JustAnotherNut]

If the chickens aren't culled the bird flu keeps infecting. Common sense.

ALL infected birds MUST be culled.

There is no point in culling the healthy.


Common sense

 

[okfine]

ALL infected birds MUST be culled.

There is no point in culling the healthy.


Common sense

The mortality rate of infected chickens is 90 to 100%. Sometimes it's totally necessary to cull every chicken because it's hard to detect which chicken is infected.

 

[pknopp]

The mortality rate of infected chickens is 90 to 100%. Sometimes it's totally necessary to cull every chicken because it's hard to detect which chicken is infected.

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