China Egg Prices Soar 80% as Farmers Cut Production
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China's egg prices have surged unusually since May, with June wholesale prices jumping about 80% year-on-year, hitting a 5-year high. The main cause is severe losses from last year's low prices, leading farmers to cut production and causing a supply shortage.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: Why are egg prices soaring in China?
- A: Due to severe losses from low egg prices in 2024, farmers cut production, leading to a supply shortage.
- Q: What is the current wholesale price of eggs?
- A: As of June 2025, the national average is about 10.56 yuan per kg (about 5.28 yuan per jin).
- Q: How long will this price surge last?
- A: It is likely to remain high for the rest of the year as it takes time for farmers to resume production.