Core Points - Japanese egg prices have surged recently, nearing historical highs due to rising feed costs and reduced production from summer heat [1] - The wholesale price of medium-sized eggs in Tokyo reached 325 yen per kilogram, close to the record high of 350 yen per kilogram during the "egg shortage" in spring 2023 [1] - The current avian influenza outbreak in Hokkaido has raised concerns about further price increases, with the first case occurring about a week earlier than the previous season [1] Industry Impact - Many restaurants and cake shops are struggling with increased costs due to rising egg prices, leading to potential price hikes for consumers [1] - A restaurant owner specializing in omelet rice reported that this year has been the most challenging in 11 years, with rising prices for eggs, rice, and other ingredients [1] - The avian influenza outbreak could exacerbate the supply shortage, as over 17 million birds were culled during the previous outbreak season, marking a record high for Japan [1]
日本鸡蛋价格逼近历史最高值 变身“高级食材”
Xin Hua She·2025-10-27 12:33