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Full coverage· Economy· Updated

Egg Prices to Rise Again as Government Delays Industry Reform

Egg prices will increase by 2.1% on November 1st, costing consumers an extra 27-33 agorot per dozen. This follows the government's decision to postpone a 2022 reform designed to open the poultry industry to competition. The delay will maintain the quota system until 2042, preventing new market entrants.

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What happened

  1. 01Egg prices will rise 2.1% on November 1st, adding 27-33 agorot to a dozen.
  2. 02The government has postponed a 2022 reform meant to open the poultry industry.
  3. 03The reform's delay will extend the quota system until 2042.
  4. 04New competitors will be blocked from entering the Israeli egg market.
Translated and summarized by baba from Haaretz, the latest report. Read Haaretz’s original

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