Our commissary prices have risen a lot but since they are subsidized they are still cheaper than Safeway/Haggens
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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Remember commisary is just a 5% mark up.
Wee need a run badly. never got there this month or three.
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Curious what are egg prices? Farm is at 3.20 now supermarket around 4.50 I think. Avian flu they had to destroy around 4 million hens in just PA so that has a lot to do with it also.
Did you see they’re offering delivery now
3.97 a dozen on base, 4.99 at Kroger
Really doubt to here. Just on base?
I live 1.5 miles from the HQ of Rose Acre Farms, the largest egg producer in the world. Went to school with their current CEO Anthony and his brothers.
They had to kill over 20 million chickens due to that. Employees are now required to wear full disposable suits and covers on their shoes . They spray all vehicles entering and exiting with a bleach solution now.
This one said within 25 miles of the nearest commissary. It’s like a 15 dollar fee.
You can also pre-order and pick up right on the dock if you wanted as well. The preorder and pick up is free
I believe it. I think it is spread by baloons actually.
I am around 40 miles. Hell the only delivery we get here is the mail!
Yep sounds like a rip off. A large package of Chicken breasts here are $2.97/#. Yet the Tyson brand at the same store is $4.48/#
Remember who owns Tyson foods and Johneson now. Notice all the pork is pink and not red? Pretty nasty actually.
$4.14 a dozen here. I had heard regarding the bird flu epidemic, they can butcher the chickens and the meat is ok to sell but the eggs are not. Shortage of eggs, no shortage of butchered chickens.
Yep, headed down for coffee and wife instantly wide awake lol!
Locally in this vally we have been luck so far. It would hurt us alot there are at least two egg producers here. One has a Costco contract.
Depends on the age of the chicken. There’s a federal law that limits the age for chickens for butcher to something ridiculously young. It’s like 18 months give or take if I recall right
There’s 15 million egg laying hens 1.5 miles from me and we currently are paying some of the highest egg prices in the Midwest
I have not paid full price in a long time prob 10 years. Neighbors have them they give us then that farm sells them also.
This casino is right next to a refinery and there are 3 within 60 miles, we have some high gas prices locally and statewide. Definitely cheaper in Idaho/Montana
Yep me too
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I am also not far from 2 big hatcheries, one is a rose acre farms facility, (Donovan IL) not sure about the other one, who's facility that one is. (Near Paxton IL) my son has a dozen chickens in his yard I get mine from him... As a kid I used to go to work with my older brother and sister, was an egg farm a few miles from home ( nowhere near as big as the rose acre one) I also heard there was a huge fire at an egg farm out east (PA I think?) A week or 2 ago they lost something like a 1/2 million chickens or some such huge numbers
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