Lets egg producers sell more surplus eggs for liquid products, potentially lowering prices.
This bill would make it easier for egg producers to sell their extra broiler hatching eggs to companies that turn them into liquid egg products. It would immediately stop a current federal rule from applying to these eggs, which could help increase the supply of liquid eggs. Federal agencies would then create a new rule for how these eggs can be handled, aiming to stabilize or lower egg prices.
Currently, federal rules for regular shell eggs apply to surplus broiler hatching eggs, which can make it harder to sell them to companies that process liquid egg products. If this bill becomes law, these specific rules would no longer apply to those surplus eggs right away. Within 180 days, the government would create new rules for handling these eggs, making it easier for them to be sold for liquid egg products.
S 3423 · 119th Congress · December 10, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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