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What is the price of one dozen, free range, GMO and soy free eggs in your area? Where Do you buy them ?

Update:

From a health food store, grocery, direct from farmer?

Do they come in new or recycled cartons, and doe that make any difference, positive or negative to you?

I'm not far from Greenville SC, they average about 5.69 retail, some are certified organic , some are labeled organic and may well be, but are not certified.

Thanks for your input and comments

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  • 6 years ago
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    They are about $5 in my area in the Mid Atlantic coast. I buy them at Fresh Market or one of our many local farmers markets. They are so good.

  • Anonymous
    5 years ago

    I buy eggs from my coworker at $5 for 18 or $3 for a dozen. They're not certified as any of these things, but they live out in a huge pasture eating whatever, including some table scraps which probably contain soy and GMOs every now and then. If these aren't available, I buy at the farmers market or from a few other farmers I know and the going price is $5 per dozen.

  • ?
    Lv 7
    6 years ago

    Here in small town Missouri I pay $2 a dozen from a local farmer. It barely covers his costs so he's not making a profit off of them.

  • 6 years ago

    I have to buy them from a farm, and they're about medium sized, $4.50 / dozen

    Actually they're cheaper than the grocery store since there's no shipping involved.

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  • Hugo90
    Lv 7
    6 years ago

    We have chickens and ducks. Those duck eggs are incredible. We just cross the driveway and collect them. I will admit that feeding them probably nearly as expensive as buying the eggs.

  • Anonymous
    6 years ago

    there's nothing that is GMO free.. too many decades of it's process put into effect in our farms.

  • 6 years ago

    i haven't tasted such food.

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