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Released October 31, 2014, by the National Agricultural Statistics Service
(NASS), Agricultural Statistics Board, United States Department of
Agriculture (USDA).

Shell Eggs Broken Up 9 Percent from Last Year

Shell eggs broken totaled 197 million dozen during September 2014, up
9 percent from September a year ago, but 1 percent below the 198 million
broken last month.

During calendar year 2014 through September, shell eggs broken totaled
1,689 million dozen, up 6 percent from the comparable period in 2013. To
date, cumulative total edible product from eggs broken in 2014 was
2,187 million pounds, up 6 percent from 2013.

Data presented in this report were compiled from Food Safety and Inspection
Service (FSIS) inspection reports. The best available data at the time of
publication were used.

September 2013 contained 21 weekdays (including 1 holiday) and 4 Saturdays.
September 2014 contained 22 weekdays (including 1 holiday) and 4 Saturdays.

Federally Inspected Shell Eggs Broken – United States: September 2014 with
Comparisons
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:            :            :
:      Percent of
: September  :   August   :
September  :———————–
Inspected item             :    2013    :    2014    :    2014
: September :  August
:            :            :
:   2013    :   2014
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:  ———- 1,000 dozen ———-
— percent —
:

Shell eggs broken ……………….   :  181,210      197,877      196,829
109          99
:

:  ———- 1,000 pounds ———
— percent —
:

Edible product from shell eggs broken   :

Whole …………………………….:  141,155      149,009      149,145
106         100
White …………………………….:   62,032       71,398       72,733
117         102
Yolk ……………………………..:   29,986       35,162       35,261
118         100
:

Total …………………………….:  233,173      255,569      257,139
110         101
:

Inedible product from shell eggs broken :   18,537       20,386       20,788
112         102
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Federally Inspected Shell Eggs Broken, Cumulative – United States:
January-September 2013 and 2014
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:                 Cumulative
:2014 as percent
Inspected item
:—————————–—————-:    of 2013
:January-September
2013:January-September 2014:
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:      ———- 1,000 dozen
———            percent
:

Shell eggs broken ……………….   :      1,600,922
1,689,065              106
:

:      ——— 1,000 pounds
———            percent
:

Edible product from shell eggs broken   :

Whole …………………………….:      1,250,296
1,252,526              100
White …………………………….:        542,750
624,587              115
Yolk ……………………………..:        273,929
309,418              113
:

Total …………………………….:      2,066,975
2,186,531              106
:

Inedible product from shell eggs broken :        165,933
172,458              104
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Statistical Methodology

Data Sources: Data for the Egg Products report are obtained from Egg
Products Volume Reports (FSIS Form 5200-11) completed by inspectors of FSIS,
USDA.
FSIS is responsible for administering a mandatory inspection program for egg
products under the authority of the Egg Products Inspection Act of 1970. The
act and its associated regulations require that all commercial egg breaking
and processing plants operate under continuous USDA supervision. Reports are
currently received from approximately 60 plants in the United States. Plant
management provides monthly volume data to the resident USDA inspector at
the applicable plant.

Revision Policy: Revisions are generally the result of late reports received
by FSIS from plants. Revisions for the previous month and year-to-date
totals are published in each monthly release.

Procedures and Reliability: FSIS reviews plant data for accuracy and
completeness and provides NASS a data file. NASS reviews the data for
unusual values. The egg products estimates are based on a census of all
commercial egg breaking and processing plants; therefore, there are no
statistical estimation and sampling errors.

Information Contacts

Listed below are the commodity specialists in the Livestock Branch of the
National Agricultural Statistics Service to contact for additional
information. E-mail inquiries may be sent to [email protected]

Dan Kerestes, Chief, Livestock Branch …………………………….
(202) 720-3570

Bruce Boess, Head, Poultry and Specialty Commodities Section ………..
(202) 720-4447
Alissa Cowell-Mytar – Cold Storage …………………………….
(202) 720-4751
Heidi Gleich – Broiler Hatchery, Chicken Hatchery ……………….
(202) 720-0585
Michael Klamm – Poultry Slaughter, Turkey Hatchery, Turkeys Raised ..
(202) 690-3237
Tom Kruchten – Census of Aquaculture …………………………..
(202) 690-4870
Kim Linonis – Layers, Eggs ……………………………………
(202) 690-8632
Joshua O’Rear – Honey ………………………………………..
(202) 690-3676
Vacant – Catfish Production, Egg Products, Mink, Trout Production …
(202) 720-3570

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