Regions
Midwest egg prices
USDA regional large white shell eggs for Midwest, by delivery basis, cents per dozen
Data through Aug 10, 2026 · source last checked Aug 20, 2026 · page revised Aug 20, 2026
Cite
- Delivered Warehouse
- Delivered Store Door
- Paid to Producers (FOB)
About this data
- Source
- USDA AMS Egg Market News, Weekly Combined Regional Shell Egg Report
- Series
- Large white shell eggs, Grade A
- Basis
- Delivered warehouse
- Geography
- Midwest
- Unit
- ¢/doz
- Calculation
- Weekly survey
- Last observation
- Aug 10, 2026
- Update frequency
- Weekly
Delivered Warehouse 97.0-106¢/doz as of Aug 10, 2026 (USDA, down 20% on the week).
The Midwest Delivered Warehouse range of 97.0-106¢/doz fell 20% on the week to Aug 10. Prices are up 7.4% from a month prior, though down 60% from last year's 253¢/doz.
| Period | Current | Prior | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Week over week | 102¢/doz | 128¢/doz | -20.4% |
| Month over month | 102¢/doz | 94.5¢/doz | +7.4% |
| Year over year | 102¢/doz | 253¢/doz | -59.8% |
Previous weeks
An earlier week
Midwest Delivered Warehouse prices for large white eggs stood at 127.5 cents per dozen as of August 3, down 2.3 percent on the week. The delivery basis ran from 110 cents FOB producers to 133 cents at store door, with warehouse at 127.5 cents. Month over month, prices climbed 97.7 percent from 64.5 cents; year over year, they are down 54.1 percent from 278 cents.
An earlier week
Midwest delivered warehouse eggs rose to 130.5 cents per dozen as of July 27, up 7 percent on the week and 158 percent month over month per USDA. Year over year, prices sit 63 percent below last summer's much higher levels. Store door prices in the region reached 136 cents, while producers received 113 cents FOB.