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General · 4 April 2026

Egg prices surge across Europe ahead of Easter

Egg prices surge across Europe ahead of Easter

Egg prices across Europe have risen sharply ahead of Easter, far outpacing overall inflation. Spain recorded the biggest increase at over 31%, followed by North Macedonia and Portugal with significant jumps. Across the EU, egg prices have climbed around 18% year-on-year, driven by strong demand, supply pressures and ongoing risks like avian flu. While some countries saw only modest rises, the trend highlights growing food cost pressures during a key seasonal period.

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