Good Eggs’ Alex Motal Featured on KPIX: Why Egg Pricing Is More Complicated Than It Looks

Egg prices have been on a wild ride this year.

After avian flu disrupted supply and pushed prices up earlier in the year, the market has now swung in the other direction. Larger producers restocked aggressively, supply came flooding back, and prices have dropped quickly.

That may sound like good news at checkout, but the story behind the price of a dozen eggs is more complicated.

KPIX / CBS Bay Area recently covered the volatility in the egg market and featured Alex Motal, Director of Procurement at Good Eggs, who shared perspective on what is happening behind the scenes.

For smaller farms, lower market prices can create a real squeeze. Feed, labor, insurance, energy, and other operating costs do not always fall just because commodity prices do. That puts pressure on producers who are trying to maintain high standards while competing in a fast-moving market.

At Good Eggs, sourcing has always been central to how we work. We believe customers deserve great value, but we also believe better food depends on strong relationships with the farms and producers behind it.

That is why we are proud to work with local and regional producers who care about quality, transparency, and doing things the right way.

Watch the full KPIX segment below.

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