How can US have an oversupply of eggs, meanwhile EU has a price spike?

Tradingeconomics.com says eggs are the lowest ($0.2/dozen) they’ve ever been, for as far back as the free graph goes.

I eat loads, so was wondering why they’re €4 where I live.. can’t find a comparable graph, just some news articles saying demand spiked for Easter and farmers are struggling to keep up with demand…

How can these two be polar opposites? Is the shelf life so short that trading is impossible?

I just want cheap eggs again… sorry if silly question, just really curious