Thai Egg Prices Reach Two-Year High Amid Supply Shortages

Egg prices in Thailand have climbed to a two-year high of 4 baht per egg, attributed to reduced supplies caused by hot weather and increased animal feed costs, though prices are expected to stabilize by October.

7 Aug, 22:42 — 7 Aug, 22:42

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Bangkok PostMostly Factual2h ago

Egg prices hit 2-year high as farm costs rise

Egg prices have climbed to a two-year high of 4 baht each, driven by reduced supplies due to hot weather and high animal feed prices. Prices are expected to ease in October as climate conditions improve.

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Thai Egg Prices Reach Two-Year High Amid Supply Shortages

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