Inventory

Above normal

Midwest egg inventory

USDA weekly shell egg inventory for Midwest, in thousands of 30-dozen cases

Data through Aug 31, 2026 · source last checked Sep 1, 2026 · page revised Sep 1, 2026

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About this data
Source
USDA AMS Egg Market News, National Weekly Shell Egg Inventory
Series
Graded shell egg inventory, conventional total
Geography
Midwest
Unit
1,000 cases
Calculation
Weekly survey
Last observation
Aug 31, 2026
Update frequency
Weekly

Now 573, 16% above the 5-yr median. That is 3.7% above the trailing 4-week average.

Midwest egg inventory stands at 573,000 cases, 16% above the 5-year median. Stock built 7.7% month over month and sits 3.7% above the trailing 4-week average.

The numbers
PeriodCurrentPriorChange
Week over week573562+2.0%
Month over month573532+7.7%
Year over year573550+4.3%
vs 5-yr median573494+16.0%

Previous weeks

Week of Aug 24, 2026

Midwest egg inventory stands at 562 thousand 30-dozen cases, 10% above the five-year median. Inventory rose 5.8% week-over-week and is up 7.7% year-over-year.

Week of Aug 17, 2026

Midwest shell egg inventory stands at 531 thousand cases, 17% above the 5-year median. Week over week stock fell 2.7%, leaving it 1.0% below the trailing 4-week average. Year over year, inventory is up 12.5%.

An earlier week

Midwest inventory stands at 546 thousand cases, 19% above its five-year median. The stock has climbed 13.3% year over year and 5.0% month over month, reflecting sustained accumulation. Week over week, inventory gained 2.5%.

Week of Aug 11, 2026

Midwest shell egg inventory stood at 532 thousand 30-dozen cases, 9% above the five-year median. Inventory fell 0.6% on the week and 5.3% on the month, though it is up 3.4% year over year.