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> Last week, the average price of a dozen eggs hit $4.95 per dozen

That sounds.. pretty cheap?

Here (Switzerland), 10 eggs (instead of 12), cost at least 4.20 CHF (almost 5 USD): https://www.coop.ch/de/lebensmittel/milchprodukte-eier/eier/...

These are the lowest quality eggs available.

Regular eggs are around $1 each and it's been like this for at least a decade now.

Prior to the price spikes, it was relatively easy to find a dozen eggs for around or below $2.

In what conditions are these eggs being produced?

Are these also codes 0 - 3, similar to the European ones, with different classes of the chickens living conditions?

$2 per dozen eggs is cheaper than in the poorest countries in Europe.

	▲	jeffrapp a day ago \| parent [-]
		Honestly, terrible conditions. Factory-farmed style eggs. The “better” eggs were already at the $3-7+ price point depending on the feature set you’re looking for. Organic pasture raised eggs? Closer to the $7+. Plain brown organic eggs were closer to the $3 mark. The egg industry in the US is a mess of marketing words that aren’t really regulated. Words like free-range, cage free, “access to the outdoors” often have little impact on the well-being of the chickens.