The humble egg is now a source of frustration for millions of shoppers around the U.S, who face soaring prices and shortages. What's going on?

Let’s explore the reasons behind the skyrocketing price of eggs and what lessons we can learn from a supply chain perspective.

There's a low supply of eggs right now, which is resulting in record-high prices. We talked to two experts about the situation.

Egg prices are already high, but officials say they are only going to go up more in 2025. Here's how much you could pay and why they are so expensive.

Egg prices have more than doubled over the last two years as a dangerous strain of bird flu has swept across the country.

Shoppers across the U.S. have walked into their local grocery stores lately only to face a harsh reality: egg prices have skyrocketed once again. The culprit? A mix of supply chain disruptions and an ongoing bird flu outbreak is causing havoc on poultry farms.

The USDA attributed the rise in egg costs to an outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza, or bird flu, which has caused a strain in supply. The rise in prices is not sudden, as eggs cost 36.