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Detection of avian influenza at related site
Australian Eggs is continuing to work with authorities in responding to a further detection of avian influenza at a commercial egg farm located in the ACT which has commercial links to the first impacted property in NSW.
Early detection remains the key for avian influenza outbreak
Australian Eggs is continuing to work with NSW Department of Primary Industries (NSW DPI) and Agriculture Victoria in responding to avian influenza detections in defined areas of New South Wales and Victoria.
Early detection of avian influenza in NSW
Australian Eggs is supporting NSW Department of Primary Industries (NSW DPI) in responding to a detection of avian influenza on an egg producing farm in Greater Sydney Basin, New South Wales.
Egg consumers shouldn’t flip out over purchase limits
Australian Eggs is aware of reports of purchase limits being introduced on egg cartons by a major retailer.
Egg industry digs deep to eradicate avian influenza
The egg industry is continuing to work with authorities to eradicate avian influenza in Victoria with additional sites now having been identified within the Control Area around the initial impacted property.
Further steps to reduce risk of avian influenza in Victoria
The egg industry is adopting additional measures to prevent the spread of avian influenza in Victoria with a housing order for poultry being implemented by Agriculture Victoria.
Egg industry responds to avian influenza in Victoria
The Australian egg industry is supporting Agriculture Victoria in responding to a detection of avian influenza in Victoria.
New emission calculator to help Australian egg farmers reduce their carbon footprint
The new emissions calculator will help producers understand their baseline carbon footprint and GHG emissions to help them reduce environmental impacts
18.Survey shows overwhelming public trust and confidence in Australian egg industry
· 70% of Australians agree or strongly agree that the egg industry is listening to community and responding through action
· Close to 70% of Australians believe that egg farming has a lower environmental impact than other industries
· 87% rely on eggs as an important staple food
· 78% believe that egg…
Australian's love for eggs cracks a new milestone: Aussies are eating more eggs than ever before
18. 9 million eggs are consumed in Australia each day
World Egg Day takes place 13 October 2023
New research reveals Australians feel dinnertime pressureEggs, the original superfood, has cracked a new milestone with 18. 9 million eggs consumed in Australia every day.
Women of the egg industry
To help recognise the achievements and contributions of women in the egg industry, Australian Eggs asked a few familiar faces from around the country to share their experiences of working in our industry.
Australian egg consumers safer than ever as industry adopts new traceability tools
A project designed to further the adoption of traceability in the Australian egg industry has concluded, providing Australian egg farmers with a raft of new tools to trace the path of eggs across their farms.
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