Wegmans has imposed a ten-carton limit on egg purchases as a national bird flu outbreak continues to impact supply. The grocery chain joins other retailers, including Costco, Walmart, and Aldi, in restricting egg sales.

With bird flu impacting flocks in New York, some local grocery stores have put limits on the number of eggs shoppers can buy.

National retailers and grocery stores are limiting egg purchases amid a shortage due to the bird flu outbreak. Wegmans’ website currently allows customers to buy up to 10 cartons of a dozen eggs or 18-count eggs,

Wegmans is taking steps to address the continuing egg shortage caused by the national bird flu outbreak. The grocery chain is now limiting customers to purchasing a maximum of ten cartons of eggs at a time.

Several grocery store chains are beginning to limit egg purchases. Here's a list of grocery stores limiting purchases

Several major grocery store chains are now limiting egg purchases to combat a nationwide egg shortage caused by an outbreak of the deadly avian flu. According to the USDA Egg Markets Overview, egg prices have surged to almost $9 per dozen,