SINGAPORE - Prices of eggs have continued to rise in April, even though local supply has mostly recovered after a viral outbreak hit one of Singapore's largest egg farms in February.
Stores here have been ramping up supplies from other countries and said that both demand and supply have remained stable in the past two months. However, they said prices are still rising due to various factors, such as the increasing costs of chicken feed, energy and transport.
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