Photo and headline: Korea JoongAng Daily, 12/25/2025
Egg prices have surged recently, industry data showed Thursday, raising concerns over potential supply disruptions linked to the spread of highly pathogenic avian influenza.
The average retail price of a carton of 30 large eggs exceeded 7,000 won ($4.83) last week, according to the data from the Korea Institute for Animal Products Quality Evaluation. Prices had remained in the 6,000-won range since last month before climbing back above the 7,000-won mark.
On Wednesday, the country reported three new cases of highly pathogenic avian influenza, bringing the total number of infections this season to 21.
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