Chanbom · U.S. egg price comparison
U.S. egg price comparison: is your dozen expensive?
Compare a store price with the latest official U.S. city average for Grade A large white eggs.
Current comparison reference
$2.27 / dozen
Lower than the tracked official average · U.S. city average
· Tracked history average $3.33
How to compare your price
- Check the total price for a dozen of comparable eggs at your store.
- Enter that price in Chanbom's comparison tool.
- See whether your price is higher or lower than the official reference.
The latest reference is +3.8% month over month, -36.7% year over year, and -63.5% from the retained peak. The comparison is a reference, not a prediction of the price at a specific store.
What does the reference mean?
The reference is the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics series APU0000708111 for Grade A large white eggs, reported as a monthly U.S. city average. See the official BLS data series for the source observations.
Chanbom's tracked-history average is calculated from the valid official observations retained on this site. A current value more than 5% above or below that average is labeled higher or lower; local prices can still differ because of region, brand, size, promotions, and store.
Frequently asked questions
Does this compare every kind of egg?
This page uses Grade A large white eggs sold by the dozen so the comparison matches the official BLS series. Organic, free-range, smaller packs, and other products can have different prices.
Why is my store price different?
The BLS value is a monthly U.S. city average, not a real-time quote from your store. Location, brand, promotions, and product details all affect the price you see.