Chanbom · official U.S. egg price data
Latest U.S. egg price reference
See the latest available monthly U.S. city average for Grade A large white eggs, then compare the price at your store.
Latest U.S. city average
$2.27 per dozen
Low relative to the retained average · U.S. city average
· latest available monthly reference
Month over month: +3.8%. Year over year: -36.7%. The latest value is -31.8% versus the retained official history average and -63.5% from the retained peak.
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics series APU0000708111. This monthly U.S. city average reference is not a local store price.
What is the current U.S. egg price?
The latest available official U.S. city average is $2.27 per dozen for August 2026. Because BLS publishes this series monthly, it is the best current national reference available here rather than a live checkout quote.
How should I use the latest monthly egg price?
Use the latest monthly value as a baseline for comparison. Your actual price can be higher or lower depending on the city, store, brand, promotions, and carton size.
Retail vs. wholesale egg prices
This page reports a consumer retail reference for Grade A large white eggs. It does not report wholesale, farm, or contract prices, which follow different markets and pack sizes.
Can I check egg prices near me?
Chanbom does not yet provide a live near-me store feed. Compare your local carton with this national reference in the U.S. egg price comparison tool, then treat the result as context rather than a local quote.
Frequently asked questions
What is the current U.S. egg price?
The latest available official U.S. city average is $2.27 per dozen for August 2026. This reflects the monthly Bureau of Labor Statistics benchmark for Grade A large white eggs.
Is this a live price from my local store?
No. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports this series monthly as an urban consumer average across U.S. cities, so local grocery checkout prices will vary.
Why does this page track Grade A large white eggs?
Grade A large white eggs are the standard benchmark published in BLS consumer price data. Organic, pasture-raised, brown, and smaller cartons follow different supply chains.