About eggs: yours and our

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Somehow we went around this topic by the side, but in vain. Before the New Year, the first shock for Gleb in the stores of Petrozavodsk was the price of an egg: a dozen chicken cost about 100 rubles! Something incredible later happened after the holidays, when everyone began to discuss the alleged innovation of manufacturers-nine eggs. Frankly, we were not particularly monitored by egg hysteria, already upon returning to Finland, but for some reason it was for some reason that I wanted to study the Finnish shelves for an egg question. In general, on the one hand, everything is not easy, but if you figure it out, it becomes easy. For example, in the K-Market store closest to our house there are such variations: six eggs, eight, ten and fifteen. The price depends on the manufacturer and on the size (Small-Medium-Large). Of course, the price for packaging is everywhere, but on the price tag (as well as for all other products) there is always a price per kg. Yes, here the eggs are evaluated for kilo, and not a dozen. For example, we usually buy the most profitable option - 15 pcs. In the packaging, and we do not take the K-markets, but in the network S (Prisma is also included there), there was recently a similar pack cost 2.25 euros. Not cheap, but it seems that no one complains here.