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Egg prices in the Southwest
Dozen, large white, conventional · USDA-reported store count 31 · week of October 12, 2026
No eggs ads were reported in the Southwest for the week of October 19, 2026. The figures below are from the week of October 12, 2026.
What this number means: the average advertised sale price in grocery-store weekly ads across the Southwest, 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 12, 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 12, 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 31. 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
Southwest vs US since 2014
Other regions this week
Northeast $1.19 · 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 Southwest · Download weekly prices (CSV) · Report a correction.