Data says 34% of those in US stopped purchasing breakfast staple and won’t buy again until costs lower to $5 a carton
As egg prices have reached record highs, about a third of American consumers have stopped buying them in response to the rising costs, a new study suggests.
According to research from Clarify Capital, 34% of Americans have stopped purchasing eggs as prices for the breakfast staple are becoming less affordable. On average, these consumers say they won’t begin buying eggs again until costs come down to $5 or less for a carton.
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