Country with the World's Highest Retail Price for Chicken Eggs: Rp 88,000 for 12 Eggs

Eggs are a staple food worldwide. High in protein, versatile, easy to cook, and delicious, they are a favorite protein source.

Egg prices vary widely across countries, ranging from the cheapest to the most expensive. According to Numbeo, in 2021, 12 chicken eggs in Switzerland cost US$6.24, or approximately Rp 88,703 (using an exchange rate of Rp 14,215/US$), making Switzerland the country with the most expensive eggs globally.

Iceland had the second-highest egg prices, with 12 eggs costing US$5.28 (Rp 75,057). Norway and Israel followed, with prices of US$4.26 (Rp 60,557) and US$4.08 (Rp 57,998) respectively.

In Luxembourg, 12 eggs cost US$4.04 (Rp 57,430). Denmark, New Zealand, and Hong Kong each sold 12 eggs for US$3.91 (Rp 55,582), US$3.91 (Rp 53,879), and US$3.57 (Rp 50,748) respectively.

Austria and Greece also ranked among the top 10 countries with the most expensive eggs globally, at US$3.52 (Rp 50,038) and US$3.48 (Rp 49,469) respectively. In contrast, 12 eggs in Indonesia cost only US$1.53 (Rp 21,749).

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