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Egg prices in the Northeast
Dozen, large white, conventional · USDA-reported store count 476 · week of October 19, 2026
What this number means: the average advertised sale price in grocery-store weekly ads across the Northeast, not the price at any one store, and not the everyday shelf price. Eggs, dozen, large white, conventional, per dozen; ads for the week of October 19, 2026. The BLS comparison is national only.
Definition and sources
- How it's averaged: each advertised price is weighted by the number of stores USDA reports running it. That store count is summed across qualifying ads, so a store running two qualifying ads may count twice.
- USDA labels: “LARGE WHITE” / “WHITE LARGE”.
- Data week: ads for the week of October 19, 2026, published by USDA on October 23, 2026. USDA publishes these weekly, on Fridays; this site checks for new reports every 30 minutes.
- Coverage: USDA-reported store count 476. History since 2014.
- BLS comparison: a close match. BLS: Grade A large eggs, any color, per dozen. BLS averages include both sale and regular prices.
- Sources: USDA AMS “Weekly Grocery Store Egg Feature Activity” (report 2757); BLS series APU0000708111. How we check the data.
The last 52 weeks
Northeast vs US since 2014
Other regions this week
Midwest $1.28 · Southeast $1.49 · South central $1.49
Ad prices are advertised sale prices, averaged across stores by how many stores USDA reports running each price. Store counts aren't independent observations: many stores can share one chain's ad. All groceries in the Northeast · Download weekly prices (CSV) · Report a correction.