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Advances in Improving the Safety and Quality of Eggs

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Global egg production continues to rise in line with increasing consumer demand, with an estimated 1.6 trillion shell eggs produced each year. However, with consumer expectations surrounding food now higher than ever, the sector must ensure that key aspects of egg quality and safety are optimised at every stage of the supply chain.Advances in improving the safety and quality of eggs reviews the latest research in this area and explores how safety can be optimised at both the pre-harvest and postharvest stages of production through a better understanding of pathogen contamination and techniques such as coatings and novel sterilisation techniques. The book also details recent advances in optimising key quality attributes of eggs, including improving eggshell formation, calcium content and biofortification of eggs, as well as how the sustainability of egg production can be improved.

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ISBN: 9781801468756
Publication date: 29th April 2025
Author: Professor Cristina Alamprese, Dr Yves Nys, Professor Yoshinori Mine, Dr Vincent Guyonnet, Dr Koen de Reu, Dr Nicolas Guyot, Dr Vincent Guyonnet, Dr Andrea Pezzuolo, Professor Deana Jones
Publisher: Burleigh Dodds Science Publishing
Format: Hardback
Pagination: 500 pages
Series: Burleigh Dodds Series in Agricultural Science
Genres: Poultry farming
Food and beverage safety
Agricultural science
Sustainable agriculture