TGIF! Eggs: The egg market rose slightly this week as inventories are somewhat in balance. I assume in a few weeks the traditional 4th quarter increases will begin as commercial bakeries begin building inventories for the upcoming holidays.
Read MoreGood Afternoon and Happy Thursday! Eggs: The egg market is gradually rising this week as demand returns as more school systems reopen. It is nice to see it be gradual instead of the usual over reaction that the market normally does. I expect more next week and hope it stays moderate. Here is the recap from Urner Barry.
Read MoreHappy Thursday to all. Eggs: The eggs hit bottom this week as demand is picking up removing the excess supplies from the marketplace. As schools begin to open down south the demand is increasing and as of yesterday the smaller eggs were trending upwards. My thoughts are that we will see a modest increase next week.
Read MoreGood afternoon to all, Eggs: Eggs dropped in a big way this week. Supplies are “burdensome:. Always a crazy market overreacting in both directions. We are hearing the drops will continue, but at a slower pace.
Read MoreHappy Thursday! Eggs: The egg market is starting to correct and I expect a substantial drop next week.
Read MoreGood afternoon to all, Eggs: Once again, weekly Urner Barry markets continued increasing on all Lg, XL & Jumbo sizes for next week, but now Mediums have joined the move upward. Most birds lost to HPAI are still out, but heat continues taking its toll on all by reducing egg sizes. Retail demand is good, Food Service is strong and further processors are actively buying shell eggs while exports are not a significant factor in the current market. We keep expecting the Large plus market to level out soon, but not quite yet.
Read MoreHappy Thursday! Eggs: The larger sizes of eggs are in short supply and I believe are at record high prices. I think we will continue to see increases in the larger sizes.
Read MoreGood afternoon to all, Eggs: Eggs are still in short supply with the exception of mediums. The increases are moderating, but I do not think we are done.
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