Most large-scale egg producers to whom the law would apply have been working toward cage-free operations for up to a decade.

Many expect egg prices to be on the rise once again in Michigan as the state's cage-free egg law is set to take effect on Tuesday.The new law requires all eggs sold in the state to be from cage-free chickens.

You may have already paid more for eggs in Michigan over the last few months, but those prices are going up again now that a new law takes effect December 31st.

Eggs sold in Michigan must have been produced cage-free under legislation that took effect Tuesday. This legislation, which was first passed in 2019, will likely lead to an increased cost for consumers.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — A new Michigan law requiring stores to sell only cage-free eggs is now in effect.

Michigan is preparing for a new law requiring cage-free eggs by December 31, 2024, potentially raising prices.

Driving the news: A dozen large eggs in the Midwest "hit an unprecedented $6.07 per dozen" on Thursday, surpassing the previous record of $5.46 set in December 2022, according to price-reporting service Expana.