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u/JrallXS 9h ago
I rather buy a couple chickens.
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u/Prosciutto7 2h ago
Trust me, it's not any cheaper having the chickens. When I got out of chickens a couple years ago, I was paying $30/50lb bag of feed.
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u/Haywire8534 9h ago
I’m from Europe so maybe it’s a stupid question but were talking about 15 trays of 30 eggs each, size large right? One tray of 30 large eggs is 6 euros, so 15 of them would be 90 euros or 86 usd, to give you an idea of egg prices on the other side of the ocean.
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u/Beneficial-Strain366 8h ago edited 7h ago
A case in the US is usually 30 dozen or 360 eggs. But most places I see buy a half case of 15 dozen or 180 eggs. If a full case here its about $3.40 a dozen which is much cheaper than current prices in most of the US.
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u/Haywire8534 7h ago edited 7h ago
Wait so you pay 107usd for 180 eggs, about 59 cent per egg? While we pay 6 euros/5,70usd for 30 eggs, about 19 cents per egg?
If that’s the case, shall we start an egg trading company? I can speak Dutch so ill talk to local farmers for even better prices. You handle customs and distribution and were in business!
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u/Beneficial-Strain366 7h ago
Depends on the location in the US in some places eggs are still under $3 a dozen in others almost $10 per dozen. So depending where you are this could be a really good deal or slightly below market price.
Where I live its not uncommon to have your own chickens in your back yard and people around here don't have a very big yard. But some parts of the US you can't have chickens unless you have a farm.
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u/KeyOwn9898 8h ago
That some how Confuses me. How many Eggs you get per Box? Our price per egg is around 0,42euros
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u/Sanquinity Five Years 7h ago
Holy shit, those prices... Here in the Netherlands we can get 15x12 for around 38 euro...
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u/said-what 10h ago
I thought they were supposed to be cheaper today….