Egg prices are soaring across the country, with some stores charging over $10 for a dozen -- but shoppers have found one grocery store where the prices have stayed relatively affordable: Trader Joe's.

Videos going viral on social media have shown frenzied scenes in the egg aisles of major retailers like Trader Joe’s and Costco.

Trader Joe's and other retailers have moved to limit the number of eggs customers can buy as a result of the national shortage.

Trader Joe’s has recently implemented a purchase limit on their eggs in order to control its supply, and customers are only allowed one dozen eggs per person, per day.

Why Is Trader Joe’s Limiting How Many Eggs You Can Buy? Egg prices have skyrocketed nationwide due to the loss of many egg-laying chickens due to the avian influenza (commonly known as the bird ...

In response, Trader Joe's and other stores are limiting egg purchases due to viral videos showing people buying large quantities—possibly for resale." What Happens Next?

Costco and Trader Joe’s are limiting the number of eggs customers can buy because of a shortage caused by the avian flu.

Trader Joe's keeps its egg prices low by buying directly from suppliers, having smaller product selection and using private-label brands to avoid markups.

One Trader Joe’s customer did the unexpected with her carton of fertilized eggs and decided to incubate the eggs, leading to eight baby chicks hatching three weeks later.

Trader Joe’s has recently implemented a purchase limiton their eggs in order to control its supply, and customers are only allowed one dozen eggs per person, per day.