Good day,
Eggs:
The egg market remained steady this week with the exception of brown eggs which started correcting downwards.
Urner Barry’s weekly quotes remained the same for next week. Exports, the foodservice sector opening back up, Easter, and the needs of further processors, is keeping the market steady.
The following shows national egg inventory from Monday of the current week. The Shell Eggs have the most direct impact on us. But, breaking stock is also an important number to watch as its an indicator of product going into the further processing, and foodservice sectors.
Butter:
Butter also remained firm this week and ended up staying at the same level. I expect more of the same for the near future. Only 2 loads traded so far this week.
Cheese:
The Block rose .03 from last week’s average and was stable all week with only 6 loads changing hands. Barrel cheese is showing some signs of weakness and the close is lower than the average so if nothing changes we will see a decline next week.
We all thank you for your continued business and hope you all have a safe and relaxing Spring weekend.
About Honor Foods
Honor Foods, a Burris Logistics Company, was founded in 1949 as a redistributor of center-of-the-plate foods. Since then, Honor Foods has grown into the Mid-Atlantic region’s premier provider of frozen, refrigerated, dry, and dairy products, representing more than 300 brand-name food suppliers and carrying more than 3,000 in-stock items. Honor Foods brands R.W. Zant and Sunny Morning provide additional beef and dairy expertise on the West Coast and in the southeast. In addition, our exclusive house brands — Colony Lane and Valley Fresh, have a well-earned reputation for top quality and value at competitive prices.
Great products and prices are just part of the Honor Foods value-add. We pride ourselves in having a Team of dedicated professionals who manage each partnership. Our commitment to your business needs is what makes us unique.
