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Egg Prices to Rise by 2.1% in Israel Starting November 2026

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Israel to See Egg Price Hike Starting November 1

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Regulated egg prices in Israel will rise by about 2.1% starting November 1, 2026, increasing the cost of a dozen eggs by 27-33 agorot. The Ministry of Agriculture cited increased production expenses, including feed and labor, as the reason for the change. This adjustment follows a mechanism implemented in 2023 for automatic price revisions.

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  • Regulated egg prices in Israel will increase by approximately 2.1% starting November 1, 2026.
  • A 12-egg package will become 27-33 agorot more expensive, depending on size.
  • The price increase is due to higher costs for feed, electricity, labor, and packaging.
  • The last price adjustment for eggs took place in November 2025.
  • An automatic price adjustment mechanism for eggs has been in place since 2023.
Israel to See Egg Price Hike Starting November 1
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The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development announced that as of November 1, 2026, the maximum regulated prices for chicken eggs will increase by approximately 2.1%. This adjustment means a package of 12 eggs will cost between 27 and 33 agorot more, depending on the egg size. The price hike is attributed to rising production and sales costs, encompassing feed, electricity, labor, and packaging. The last price revision occurred in November 2025. Since 2023, Israel has implemented an automatic price adjustment mechanism for eggs, which does not require approval from the finance and agriculture ministers.

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