Many stores are limiting egg purchasing now.

This is impossible!!! All of our problems are supposed to be over now, effective 12 noon (eastern time) January 20!!!! Fake news!!! (Not fake sarcasm)

I’m not sure if my grocery stores are limiting egg purchases yet. If they haven’t yet, no doubt they will.

I have ordered eggs several times since the holidays and haven't had a problem. Knock on wood. I don't know what I would do without eggs.

I bought some a few days ago. I hope they still have them.

I bought an 18 pack last week and am planning to buy another in a few days when we go shopping again. If Walmart here doesn't have any, I'll drop by your house and raid your fridge.

It happens here too when something is short of supply. But it's a temporary thing. I am sure that it would be temporary there too. Eggs have become quite costly here too

It is sad stores have to do this, but some people have no care or regard for others. Richmond had a water crisis for a few days when we had the snow storm, and the public water plant issued a boil water advisory. I saw these people in a store with a cartful of singles ofbottled water when I was in the area. I said to the lady in front of me wouldn't a case be easier? She said there were none back there, but she said "Really nice of them to hoard all the water." I hadn't really thought of that, but I said well maybe they are getting for the neighborhood or a church or something." Who knows? There are certainly people who hoard though...look how some were with the toilet paper during the pandemic. Shameful!

I have never heard here about limiting egg purchases. But, on the other hand, I would never buy over 2 dozen eggs at one time.and I love eggs.

Lately I have been seeing such signs too. Everywhere. The best price I have seen for regular large eggs is 3.49 - at Trader Joes. I am actually glad to see such signs, otherwise people will hoard them as we saw during the pandemic times.

We probably have a shortage here of eggs as there was a big recall late last week. But the day after that recall was issued, I bought an 18-pack, and there were no limits.

I am hoping they have a bunch at the auction again.

I saw a similar sign in stop and shop and they were more expensive

Yes around here, western NC, the stores are limiting how many you can buy. A couple of weeks ago the stores didn't have any. So when they got some in last week, I bought some but about choked at the mark up on them. Today I got some more so we should be set for a little while now. We eat them almost every day.

I did not hear anything about this , perhaps its because of avian flu. This is first time I am reading about same. From what I understand most regions in US have the limit on eggs. Little surprised to see Walmart has no eggs for sale. In this scenario , getting eggs at affordable prices are a challenge and if we are able to procure them , then have them long term. Well, here in India , we do not have limits placed on anything. So we are lucky so far in that aspect. However , I am scared on coming summer as last summer we had water scarcity. Well, have a wonderful day ahead!

There was no limit sign, but I noticed a lot of empty egg spaces at my grocery store yesterday.

We do not have egg shortages here. I hope it does not happen because my husband is on a low carb diet so he eats a lot of eggs.

No not here

I heard about eggs shortage but here we can still buy as many as we need.

Seems an eggsellent way to ration them

The last time I was out and about, which was on Saturday, I did not see any limits. Of course, we only went to Walmart and none of the other stores. I will keep an eye out for it. I suspect the prices will jump again if there are shortages, and of course, I won't buy them if they cost too much. I have about a dozen and a half in the fridge.