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Egg prices dropped for the first time this year from March to April, leaving consumers wondering if prices will continue to fall in months to come.

Egg prices declined in April for the first time in months, per the April consumer price index, as efforts to boost supplies via imports have helped mitigate a bird flu outbreak.

For the first time in months, egg prices have fallen, according to a new report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, but they're still very high.

Egg prices have fallen 12.7% in one month, the largest decline since 1984. Avian flu and egg demand are driving the decline.

Egg prices fell over the month in April by about 13%, the biggest decline since 1984. Analysts warned that this may not bring too much relief to shoppers just yet.