Trader Joe's is allowing customers to purchase only one dozen eggs per day. Meanwhile, Costco has imposed a limit of three ...

A growing number of grocers have been placing limits egg purchases as shortages persist due to the highly pathogenic avian ...

Trader Joe’s not the only company that is limiting how many eggs shoppers can buy. Costco is limiting its members to three ...

Photos of in-store notices about egg purchase limits at retailers nationwide have swirled around online in recent weeks.

The price of eggs is expected to skyrocket by another 20% this year, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

Local restaurants are feeling the effects of avian influenza as the virus continues to disrupt the nation’s egg supply, leading to shortages and rising costs.

Trader Joe's and other retailers have moved to limit the number of eggs customers can buy as a result of the national shortage.

Shoppers at this popular grocery store chain are now limited to one dozen eggs, per customer, per day as the bird flu ...

Due to the bird flu outbreak and rising demand, Costco is limiting egg purchases to three cartons per customer.

Whether by hoarding eggs by the hundreds or learning to do without, consumers are in for a tough time, according to experts.

While some Western New York restaurants are passing costs onto customers, others are holding the line, at least for now.

Trader Joe's has added a limit to how many eggs shoppers can purchase at all of its stores as bird flu shortages increase.