If you are shopping for eggs in the supermarket, free range eggs will be at eye level, barn laid eggs somewhere higher or lower, and cage eggs – if they are stocked at all – inconveniently located near the floor. You will also find a wide range of prices, from organic free-range eggs at more than $12 a dozen, to ordinary free-range eggs at $6 to $10, barn laid eggs around $4 to $5, and cage eggs under $4.
The federal government has a policy of phasing out cage eggs by 2036, but this requires the agreement of the states and...
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