on February 13, 2023
NCC calls on FDA to change policies, alleviate egg prices
The policy in question forces U.S. producers to dispose of surplus broiler eggs that could be used in liquid egg products.
U.S. trade association National Chicken Council (NCC) submitted a request to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) encouraging it to change a policy that requires broiler surplus hatching eggs to be disposed of.
The NCC argues that sending these eggs to a breaker for use in liquid egg products would…
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