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1 Free Range Egg Farming, Grading and Marketing
Meg Parkinson, Agridiversity Day, Leongatha March 2016

2 Annie’s Free Range Eggs
Egg industry deregulated in 1993 First to sell free range eggs ‘over the counter’ in South Gippsland Sell throughout South Gippsland and Melbourne Meg Parkinson, Agridiversity Day, Leongatha March 2016

3 Running the Business Meg Parkinson, Agridiversity Day, Leongatha March 2016

4 Egg and Egg Product Distribution Independent Retailers
Supply chain Egg Production Hatchery Pullet Rearing Grading Egg and Egg Product Distribution Processing Packing Wholesale Retail Foodservice Import Supermarkets Independent Retailers Restaurants Institutional Manufacturing Meg Pasrkinson, Agridiversity Day, Leongatha March 2016 VFF Egg Producers Group

5 Sustainability Meg Parkinson, Agridiversity Day, Leongatha March 2016

6 Legal Requirements Food Safety
legislation-regulations-and-standards/food-safety-for-egg-producers Refrigeration Grading, stamping, packing Animal Welfare welfare/animal-welfare-legislation/victorian-codes-of-practice-for-animal- welfare/code-of-accepted-farming-practice-for-the-welfare-of-poultry welfare/animal-welfare-legislation/victorian-codes-of-practice-for-animal- welfare/prevention-of-cruelty-to-animals-domestic-fowl-regulations-2006 Inside stocking density Food and water Meg Parkinson, Agridiversity Day, Leongatha March 2016

7 More legal requirements
Biosecurity diseases/poultryDisease Labelling egg-claims Range Meg Parkinson, Agridiversity Day, Leongatha March 2016

8 The Eggs Meg Parkinson, Agridiversity Day, Leongatha 19 March 2016

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