Cold weather has significantly impacted egg production in Tanzania, leading to higher prices in key markets.Poultry farmers in Iringa Region report reduced laying rates due to the cold, creating a supply deficit that has driven up prices.A tray of modern eggs now costs between Sh8,500 and Sh11,000, while one egg is sold for Sh400 to Sh500, forcing consumers to cut purchases.Farmers note that modern egg production decreases during cold periods, especially without improved feed and environments.Traders face high costs and lower profits, while consumers struggle with increased living costs.Experts urge better farming practices to mitigate seasonal impacts on egg production.The situation highlights the economic and nutritional challenges faced by communities reliant on eggs.