Are cage free eggs more expensive then regular eggs?
Yes, cage-free eggs are typically more expensive than regular eggs.
Here's why:
* Higher production costs: Cage-free hens require more space and resources, leading to higher feed and labor costs for farmers.
* Lower production volume: Hens in cage-free systems tend to produce fewer eggs per hen compared to those in traditional cages. This lower output translates to a higher price per egg.
* Consumer demand: The increasing demand for cage-free eggs due to animal welfare concerns has driven up prices as farmers respond to market trends.
However, the price difference can vary depending on factors like location, brand, and seasonal availability.
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