“Uncover the Surprising Strategies Costco and Trader Joe’s Are Using to Tame Soaring Egg Prices!”

"Uncover the Surprising Strategies Costco and Trader Joe's Are Using to Tame Soaring Egg Prices!"

If you’re planning a trip to Costco or Trader Joe’s, brace yourself for a surprising twist in your egg-buying adventure! 🥚 It seems that in the wild world of grocery shopping, we’ve reached a level of egg madness characterized by hoarding. Yes, you heard that right! People are scooping up dozens of eggs as if they’re about to host the world’s largest omelette party! While we all love a good breakfast, this frantic rush has made it a challenge for many of us to grab even a single carton. What gives? With bird flu wreaking havoc on supply and prices skyrocketing, these retailers have had to step in and enforce some limits. So, if you’re hoping to satisfy that sudden pancake craving, you’d better keep an eye on your egg limits—because when life hands you lemons, you can still make breakfast, right? Let’s dive into the unfolding egg-scapade! 🍳

If you’re visiting Costco or Trader Joe’s to buy your eggs, there’s something you should know. They have decided to address the latest trend: egg hoarding.

Apparently, some people are buying more than a few dozen eggs at a time. This means that people like you and me can’t find eggs so that we can make a nice breakfast.

Egg Supplies: Status

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The bird flu has made it harder to get eggs around the country. When there’s low supply and high demand, prices go up. That’s why you’re seeing a carton of a dozen Grade A large eggs costing anywhere between $4 and $12, depending on where you live. Even with the high prices, many stores are selling out the moment that they stock the shelves.

Plenty of stores have posted signs about their shortages. And even more have empty shelves. You can see photos and videos about it all over social media.

What Stores Are Doing

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Costco, Trader Joe’s, and even Kroger have decided it’s time to do something about the egg hoarding. They’re limiting the number of cartons that people can buy.

According to Today, a Trader Joe’s spokesperson said that, “We are currently limiting egg purchases to one dozen per customer, per day.” This will apply to stores across the country.

Other stores haven’t made official announcements but are limiting the number of cartons by posting signage.

So, if you need eggs, you need to plan on spending more. You may also want to consider limiting your consumption since the stores are limiting your ability to buy as many cartons as you want (and/or need).

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