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European processors aim for a sustainable future

European poultry processors gathered together last September in Copenhagen, Denmark for their annual assembly. Their common view was to make clear that poultry production in the EU is meeting the highest possible standards. As a result, EU produced meat is offering added value, AVEC says. read more >

Every egg counts

Professional egg packing stations use high capacity machines. After all, with quite often small margins, economy of scale is needed to make it a profitable business. The Moba Omnia is such a machine, handling up to 180,000 eggs per hour. Being very accurate and gentle it allows the maximum possible quality. Every step from infeed into the box counts. A difference of up to two percent more grade A eggs is possible. This can be the difference between profit or loss. read more >

Managing all elements of an egg business

In the egg business even the smallest change in the cost of an egg has a dramatic impact on the financial result of the producer or processor. For that reason they have to monitor the cost of all inputs day by day. Moreover, customers have strong demands about the entire history of the eggs delivered. The combination of all this information in one computer programme proves to be very effective in planning, tracking, tracing and cost control. read more >

Alternative options for handling seconds

Modern consumers demand high quality eggs. As a result, packing stations must supply such eggs to the retail outlets. Eggs of a lesser quality such as undergrads and cracks, can easily be processed into liquid products at the packing station. read more >

Adding value to egg products

Egg processing serves a rapidly increasing market worldwide. The number of eggs going for breaking are now at an all time high representing a third of total production in places like North America, the EU or Japan. Meanwhile, there is an increase in demand for product differentiation to meet separate market requirements. Extensive surveys have emphasised consumer preference for a deep yellow colour in a number of important products, including eggs, pasta or cakes. read more >
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