Why We Don’t Raise Our Egg Prices

“When eggs at the store are $5.99/dozen, ours are $3.00.  When eggs at the store are $0.89/dozen, ours are $3.00”.  

We recognize the fluctuating market conditions.  We acknowledge the rising production costs.  We fully understand the inflationary pressures on producers AND consumers. While many businesses feel compelled to raise prices to maintain profitability, we have made a conscious decision not to raise our egg prices.  Yes, we could charge more for our eggs.  Our decision is grounded in our commitment to our customers.  

Our mission is to provide healthy, locally produced food to our customers. We understand that eggs are a staple food for many households, and increasing food costs can significantly impact a family’s budget. Maintaining stable prices ensures that our customers can continue to access high-quality farm-fresh eggs.  Most of our egg customers also purchase our Berkshire pork, grass-fed lamb, and other locally produced products at our Farm Stand.  

By keeping our egg prices steady, we foster trust and demonstrate that we value our customers. We aim to build long-term relationships rather than focusing on short-term profits. This loyalty translates into a dedicated customer base that appreciates our consistency and fairness. Raising prices might seem easy to offset increased production costs, but providing affordable, nutritious foods aligns with our values. 

It might seem counterintuitive, but keeping our egg prices steady is a long-term investment in the community's health and our farm's sustainability.  

Thank you for your continued support!!

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