Retail egg prices hit record high as wholesale prices plummet

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Retail egg prices hit a record high in March despite wholesale prices plummeting by more than 50% from their February highs.

Wholesale prices represent the bulk goods retailers buy for their stores, while retail prices are the prices they sell to the public. Retail prices are nearly always significantly higher than wholesale prices, as the retailer needs to make a profit and cover associated costs.

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