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I'm in CA and TJ's was empty for months not too long ago.
by latchkey 2y ago
I'm in CA and TJ's was empty for months not too long ago.
- daedrdev 2y agoIm oretty sure thats TJs fault, they regularly run out of eggs for years now if you go at the wrong time
- latchkey 2y agoSounds like a combo of ABF and this... "Trader Joe's is transitioning to carry only cage-free eggs by 2025." https://www.allrecipes.com/trader-joes-egg-shortage-2024-8748223 https://www.allrecipes.com/trader-joes-egg-shortage-2024-874... I was more reacting to the "first time" anecdotal evidence.
- villedespommes 2y agoI'm in NorthCal, they usually have some supply in the first few hours of opening
- OnionBlender 2y agoSame in SouthCal. Employees said to come in the morning. An hour after opening they still had lots. Although there is a 2 cartons per household limit.
- NickC25 2y agoI'm in South Florida. There are 3 Whole Foods within a 15 minute drive of me, 4 Publix, 2 TJ's, a Sprouts, and 2 Costco locations in that same range as well. Nowhere have I seen eggs.
- mleo 2y agoNot sure what time you go to TJ's. In SoCal, I go nearly daily, a benefit of living 50ft from the store, and while stock is currently low, I have only seen it empty once. Again, it could be that when I go at lunchtime, they have the daily delivery available, but by the evening it is gone. Their prices for regular eggs remain <$4/dozen.