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Eggs, bread, and milk used to be commodities, but thanks to marketing, an increased interest in healthy eating, and a lot of disposable income, they have become consumer products. I can buy eggs anywhere from $1.59 to $3.99 at the local grocery. The price depends on color, size, and lifestyle of the chickens. Same with milk. Whole, skim, 2%, flash pasteurized, slow pasteurized, organic, etc. There are probably two dozen different kinds of bread.
I would sure look at the fine print on a carton of 29 cent eggs.
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