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Proud sponsors of the Australian Egg Industry.

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Food safety is a key issue for both consumers and egg farmers and is critical to maintaining confidence in eggs as a staple food.

Precision formulation of diets for laying hens can lead to significant cost savings to farmers through improved feed efficiency and better quality eggs.

There is a need for egg businesses to demonstrate good environmental performance and stewardship as changes to environmental regulation adds uncertainty to industry investment decisions.

Maximising the health and productivity of hens is fundamental to maximising egg production and achieving satisfactory egg quality.

How eggs effect human health is a key consideration for both consumers and egg farmers and is critical for continued support of eggs in consumers' diets and to be recognised as a highly nutritious & beneficial food.

Animal Welfare refers to the protection of the health and well-being of animals.
Proud sponsors of the Australian Egg Industry.

Information on industry training, sponsorships and funding available for the egg industry.
Egg Farmers of Australia (EFA) is the national representative body for eggs and the voice of Australian egg farmers.


Australian egg farmers will now be able to assess their on-farm carbon emissions, and explore alternate reduction pathways with the Australian Egg Industry Emissions Calculator tool.

The solar calculator, provides a basic idea of the costs, savings and payback period for on-farm solar investment. It is tailored to individual business needs and has been designed to help farmers decide if solar is a worthwhile investment for them.

This toolkit is to help egg farmers and supply chain participants identify possible risk factors in all aspects of egg production and processing, as required by food safety and regulatory authorities.

The purpose of the “search and filter” tool is to help reduce the risk of chemical residues entering the food chain.

Tools to help Australian egg farmers.