Wholesale egg prices dropped
But when will those results be seen in the stores
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Compare the eggs today to the eggs sold 50 / 60 years ago. A change in size, taste and color. Extra large eggs (though they're not really extra large) are sold as jumbos / large eggs or sold is extra large / medium eggs are sold as large / and small eggs are sold as medium / what they sell for small eggs were not sold by the dozen for retail consumers. But then that was 50 to 60 years ago, oh how times have changed.
I read in the 1960s eggs costed 50 to 60 cents a dozen, where I lived they were 19 to 29 cents a dozen. They say that cost is equivalent to a dozen of eggs being $6.65 today, I wonder if those prices are given for excuses made for the prices of today? Reading advertisements of the 1960s egg prices were in the range I stated.
Anyone else out there remember those days!
[media=https://youtu.be/isZdFAYibpU?si=TX4mFSV_7LMxVV0d]
Compare the eggs today to the eggs sold 50 / 60 years ago. A change in size, taste and color. Extra large eggs (though they're not really extra large) are sold as jumbos / large eggs or sold is extra large / medium eggs are sold as large / and small eggs are sold as medium / what they sell for small eggs were not sold by the dozen for retail consumers. But then that was 50 to 60 years ago, oh how times have changed.
I read in the 1960s eggs costed 50 to 60 cents a dozen, where I lived they were 19 to 29 cents a dozen. They say that cost is equivalent to a dozen of eggs being $6.65 today, I wonder if those prices are given for excuses made for the prices of today? Reading advertisements of the 1960s egg prices were in the range I stated.
Anyone else out there remember those days!
