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We've just been asked how much for our eggs which has started an argument between OH and me. what does everyone else sell there's for so I can get a rough price strategy?

I have no problem selling our eggs at my work, there's always something of a rush of people down the office as soon as my notification e-mail goes out :lol:. I ask for £1.50 for 6 eggs.

 

Andrew

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£1.40 for 6 eggs here. Used to be £1.20, but feed went up quite a bit in price so thought I'd put the price up. £1.50 seemed too much of a jump all in one go, but I think it's a fair price for 6 eggs and will probably hike it up to that next year (planning ahead here :lol: ). £1.80ish for 6 FR eggs in the supermarket.

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In the omlet boxes i sell them £1 for 4 so its £1.50 for 6 then.

 

In fact I was a bit cheeky the other week.. my mum and dad did a carboot so i took some excess along and put them in a nice basket and sold them there 4 for £1 with some nice blue eggs in too... the stall two stalls next to me was selling "barn eggs" 12 for £2 but i still managed to sell all mine.. so really people are willing to pay for them!

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I think it depends were you live. We are Norfolk/Suffolk and so many people sell eggs our way we sell 6 bantam for 50p and 6 full size for 70p. We have set our price the same as other sellers in our area.

 

We keep quite a few pure breeds (silkies,cochin,silverlaced wyandotte and cream legbars) so we sell more of our eggs for hatching which does raise the price we get for them.

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I ask £1.25/box 6 mixed sizes...m, l and xl

 

I have one customer who only likes xl...she is very happy to pay £1.60

 

I give 5p off for every box returned in a re-usable state...they cost me 8p each

 

I just love people to eat my girls' gorgeous eggs...it's so lovely to hear people say how lovely they are :D

 

Don't even think what I charge covers the cost of feed etc...can't believe how much it has gone up :shock:

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I used to charge 80p for a half or £1.50 for a dozen but now i have had to increase it to £1 and £2 as feed has gone up and i always thought 80p for a half was too little anyway, i think my girls eggs are special and its not fair to just give them away as they generally are not appreciated enough, supermarket charge well over £1.50 for half dozen free range, and i ask friends and relative to save me egg boxes. i did initially get egg boxes from ebay but they can be expensive and negates the money made on eggs thought the more u buy the cheaper they are.

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