Animal Products
Egg Prices by State 2025
Price (per dozen)
$4.50
$5.00
$5.50
$6.00
$6.50
$7.00
State | Price (per dozen)↓ | Eggflation (Cost Increase Per Dozen) | |
|---|---|---|---|
 | Hawaii | $9.73 | 51% |
 | Florida | $6.36 | 57% |
 | Alabama | $6.12 | 74% |
 | Nevada | $6.07 | 59% |
 | California | $6.05 | 31% |
 | Arizona | $6.03 | 71% |
 | Georgia | $5.96 | 59% |
 | Maine | $5.84 | 41% |
 | Wyoming | $5.84 | 60% |
 | Colorado | $5.77 | 45% |
 | South Carolina | $5.76 | 75% |
 | Vermont | $5.70 | 44% |
 | Utah | $5.67 | 65% |
 | New Mexico | $5.65 | 44% |
 | Tennessee | $5.61 | 60% |
 | North Carolina | $5.60 | 65% |
 | Louisiana | $5.59 | 50% |
 | Connecticut | $5.54 | 68% |
 | Montana | $5.46 | 55% |
 | Texas | $5.43 | 57% |
 | New York | $5.37 | 68% |
 | Minnesota | $5.10 | 116% |
 | Rhode Island | $5.10 | 67% |
 | Idaho | $5.09 | 36% |
 | New Jersey | $5.05 | 50% |
 | Massachusetts | $5.04 | 49% |
 | Mississippi | $5.04 | 67% |
 | South Dakota | $5.00 | 137% |
 | Virginia | $4.96 | 70% |
 | Arkansas | $4.95 | 66% |
 | Oklahoma | $4.92 | 73% |
 | New Hampshire | $4.91 | 49% |
 | Washington | $4.91 | 15% |
 | North Dakota | $4.83 | 101% |
 | Illinois | $4.82 | 80% |
 | Michigan | $4.82 | 89% |
 | Oregon | $4.81 | 16% |
 | Delaware | $4.79 | 70% |
 | Maryland | $4.78 | 76% |
 | Wisconsin | $4.78 | 118% |
 | West Virginia | $4.64 | 105% |
 | Alaska | $4.61 | 22% |
 | Pennsylvania | $4.52 | 89% |
 | Kentucky | $4.51 | 59% |
 | Iowa | $4.44 | 153% |
 | Kansas | $4.41 | 79% |
 | Ohio | $4.39 | 79% |
 | Indiana | $4.33 | 71% |
 | Nebraska | $4.25 | 104% |
 | Missouri | $4.24 | 80% |
 | United States | $5.26 | 67.7% |
- Data displayed pertain to December 2022. Egg prices in 2022-2023 were significantly inflated by an outbreak of avian flu, which ravaged chicken flocks in the US.
- After a brief recovery, another wave of avian flu struck in 2024, triggering a rise in egg prices that continued into 2025.
