Egg prices are rising seasonally as temperatures continue to rise

Dongguan Sunshine Network reporter visited some farm markets in Dalang Town and learned that with the rising temperature, the price of eggs is rising seasonally. It is expected that high-priced eggs will continue to decline until the Mid-Autumn Festival. With the Mid-Autumn Festival approaching, the price of eggs, as a necessary raw material for moon cake production, has been rising steadily. Reporters in the farm market in Dalang see that the price of fresh eggs generally sell 6 yuan a kilogram, some farm eggs also need 8 yuan a kilogram. According to the archivist, this year's price increase is earlier than in previous years. Industry insiders said that because of the hot weather, the rate of laying eggs declined, coupled with the high temperature which made eggs difficult to store, resulting in reduced market supply, the price of eggs entered an upward channel. It is understood that the price rise of eggs belongs to the seasonal rise during the high temperature period in summer. According to previous year's law, it is expected that the price of eggs will ease after the Mid-Autumn Festival.
2026-08-24
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