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The soaring cost of eggs in Thailand has left traders and consumers concerned, with some attributing the price hike to a shortage of supplies at farms and increased export demand. Wanchai Rungmitcharatsaeng, a 65 year old egg shop owner in Khon Kaen’s Mueang district, has been in the business for over 20 years and claims … …

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If you think that the USA and other country's inflation rates have no influence on Thailand... think again.  Egg prices in the USA have soared 60% since Joe has been in charge... Thai egg farmers are exporting more eggs at the higher prices which creates a shortage in Thailand which creates higher prices.  Like it or not... 

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Rising prices currently are a global thing. UK food and energy prices have skyrocketed over the last 6 months. Guessing if Thai egg producers can make more by exporting than selling on the global market they are going to do it.

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